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... "The Arizona Attorney General's Office will return this case to the grand jury," Mayes spokesperson Richie Taylor said. "We decline to comment further at this time."

The announcement by Mayes, a Democrat, came moments after the Arizona Supreme Court publicly revealed a June 2 decision to deny Mayes' bid to revive the case against some of Trump's top allies, which was dismissed over a judge's finding that there was a defect in the grand jury indictment.

The brief, unexplained decision closed the book on a two-year-old case that threatened some of Trump's closest allies, including former chief of staff Mark Meadows, attorneys Rudy Giuliani and John Eastman and nearly a dozen GOP activists who falsely claimed to be legitimate presidential electors despite Trump's defeat in the state. Trump himself was named by the unusually aggressive grand jury as an unindicted co-conspirator. ...