Trump to concede today in Georgia election lawsuit.
Former President Donald Trump Set to Surrender to Authorities
Get ready for a historic moment as former President Donald Trump prepares to surrender himself to authorities at the Fulton County Jail in Atlanta, Georgia, on Aug. 24. This unprecedented event will mark the first time a former Commander in Chief has had their mug shot taken.
Charges and Indictment
President Trump and 18 associates, including Rudy Giuliani, have been charged by Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis with numerous crimes. These charges stem from their alleged involvement in a racketeering conspiracy aimed at overturning the official results of the 2020 election.
The indictment, issued on Aug. 14, claims that President Trump and his legal advisors devised a strategy to arrange alternative slates of electors in multiple states. This plan aimed to delay the counting of electoral votes and is now being treated as a criminal enterprise.
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While the Atlanta jailhouse is notorious for its harsh conditions, it is unlikely that President Trump will spend much time behind bars.
Several of the defendants, including Rudy Giuliani, have already surrendered themselves and been released on bond. However, the trial date proposed by Ms. Willis for March 4 has raised concerns among some lawyers due to its tight timeline.
Furthermore, some defendants have requested that the case be moved to federal court, arguing that their actions were carried out under the authority of federal office. If successful, this could result in the entire case being transferred to a federal court.
It’s worth noting that similar conduct targeted by Ms. Willis is also the subject of federal charges filed against President Trump in Washington, D.C., with a potential trial date as early as January.
As the legal battles continue, it remains to be seen how these cases will unfold and what the future holds for former President Donald Trump.
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