1 Aug 2023 5:27 pm
Trump will now have to show up for an arraignment in court, where the former president will enter a plea when presented with the charges.
Prosecutors will likely try the case in Washington, DC, the site of the grand jury, where the indictment was filed. The bulk of the hundreds of criminal cases against the January 6 rioters are being tried in the district.
As in other cases, Trump's legal team will likely try to delay a potential trial until after the 2024 election.Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis empaneled a grand jury last month in Atlanta that is expected to bring charges against Trump as well, for trying to overturn the election results in George.
Her investigation also focuses on "fake electors" who tried to award Georgia's electoral votes to Trump even though Biden won the state.
This month, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel brought criminal charges against Republican "fake electors" in the state for a similar plot.
Trump has a number of other legal headaches to deal with, including upcoming trials in New York over his business dealings and his endorsement of a multi-level marketing scheme, another rape and defamation trial from E. Jean Carroll, and several other lawsuits and investigations.
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Prosecutors will likely try the case in Washington, DC, the site of the grand jury, where the indictment was filed. The bulk of the hundreds of criminal cases against the January 6 rioters are being tried in the district.
As in other cases, Trump's legal team will likely try to delay a potential trial until after the 2024 election.Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis empaneled a grand jury last month in Atlanta that is expected to bring charges against Trump as well, for trying to overturn the election results in George.
Her investigation also focuses on "fake electors" who tried to award Georgia's electoral votes to Trump even though Biden won the state.
This month, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel brought criminal charges against Republican "fake electors" in the state for a similar plot.
Trump has a number of other legal headaches to deal with, including upcoming trials in New York over his business dealings and his endorsement of a multi-level marketing scheme, another rape and defamation trial from E. Jean Carroll, and several other lawsuits and investigations.
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