A judge is considering Thursday if Georgia election subversion charges against Donald Trump should be thrown out on First Amendment grounds, but a legal expert doesn’t expect him to be let off the hook. The former president’s attorney Steve Sadow argued Thursday in a Fulton County courtroom that Trump’s conspiracy theories about voter fraud were political speech and therefore protected by the U.S. Constitution. But CNN legal analyst Elie Honig expects the same result as the one that met a similar effort in federal court in Washington, D.C. “The core argument he meant that we just heard from Do…