Key points from Trump’s indictment in Georgia RICO case

Former President Donald Trump and Allies Indicted in Georgia

In a stunning development, former President Donald Trump and several of his top allies have⁢ been indicted in Georgia. Late Monday night, a Fulton County grand jury charged them with alleged attempts to overturn the results of the 2020 ⁣presidential election.

Fulton County District​ Attorney ⁢Fani Willis described the 19 individuals​ charged under Georgia’s RICO Act as part of a “criminal enterprise.” This act allows prosecutors to connect various crimes committed by multiple defendants and argue‍ that they​ were working together toward a criminal goal.

The indictment consists of 41 counts ​and ⁣includes Trump, Rudy Giuliani, John Eastman, Mark ‍Meadows, Ken Chesebro, Jeffrey Clark, Jenna Ellis, ‌Ray Stallings Smith III, Robert Cheeley, Mike Roman, ⁣David Shafer, Shawn Micah Tresher Still, Stephen Lee, Harrison Floyd, Trevian Kutti, Sidney Powell, Cathleen Latham, Scott Hall, and Misty Hampton.

The New York Times noted that the indictment​ contains several “baskets” of alleged criminal activity aimed⁣ at keeping the former president in office. It is important to note that ⁢none of the defendants were involved⁤ in all of the alleged different schemes. These schemes include making false claims of election fraud, attempting to install “fake” pro-Trump electors, tampering with​ voter data and election equipment, and harassing an​ election worker.

The case will ​be broadcast on television, allowing the public to ‍witness all the evidence being presented.

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Defendants⁣ and Charges

The ⁤following defendants have until​ noon on August 25th to⁢ turn themselves in:

Donald Trump — 13 charges:

• 3 counts: Solicitation of ‌Violation of Oath by Public Officer
• 2 counts: Conspiracy to Commit Forgery in the First Degree
• 2 counts: Conspiracy to Commit False Statements and Writings
• 2 counts: False Statements and Writings
• 1‌ count: Violation of the Georgia RICO Act
• 1 count: Conspiracy to Commit‍ Impersonating a Public ⁢Officer
• 1⁤ count: Conspiracy to Commit Filing False Documents
• 1 ‌count: Filing False Documents

Rudy Giuliani, lawyer — 13 charges:

• 3 counts: Solicitation‌ of Violation‌ of Oath ‌by Public Officer
• 3 counts: False Statements and​ Writings
• 2 counts: Conspiracy to Commit Forgery in the First ⁢Degree
• 2 counts: Conspiracy to Commit False Statements and Writings
• 1 count: Violation of the Georgia RICO Act
• 1 count: Conspiracy to Commit Impersonating a Public Officer
• 1 count:​ Conspiracy to Commit Filing False Documents

Ray Smith III, lawyer — 12 charges:

• 3 counts: Solicitation ‌of Violation of Oath​ by Public Officer
• 2 counts: False Statements and Writings
• 2‌ counts: Conspiracy to Commit Forgery in ‌the First Degree
• 2 counts: Conspiracy to Commit False⁢ Statements and Writings
• 1 count: Violation of the Georgia‌ RICO Act
• 1 count:⁣ Conspiracy to Commit Impersonating a Public​ Officer
• 1 count: Conspiracy to Commit Filing False Documents

Cathy Latham, Alleged Fake Elector — 11‌ charges:

• 2 counts: Conspiracy to Commit Election Fraud
• 1 count: Violation of the‌ Georgia RICO Act
• 1 count: Impersonating a Public Officer
• 1 count: Forgery in the First Degree
• 1 count: False Statements and Writings
• 1 count: Criminal ⁤Attempt to ‍Commit Filing False Documents
• 1 count: Conspiracy to Commit ⁢Computer Theft
• 1 ⁢count: Conspiracy to Commit‍ Computer Trespass
• 1 count: Conspiracy to Commit Computer Invasion of ⁤Privacy
• 1 count: Conspiracy to⁣ Defraud the State

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