Soon Trump will be arrested or may surrender in Georgia following his indictment last week.
Former President Donald Trump is anticipated to surrender today at the Fulton County Jail on felony charges related to efforts to overturn the results of the Georgia presidential election in 2020. Fani Willis, the district attorney, supervised the extensive investigation and the racketeering charges.
Trump consented to the posting of a $200,000 bond as well as other terms for his release, one of which was that he refrain from using social media to harass the other defendants and witnesses in the case.
Donald Trump, who served as president of the United States and is currently a candidate for the Republican nomination for president, addresses supporters at a campaign rally in Windham, New Hampshire, on August 8, 2023.
Trump is going to plead guilty in the election fraud lawsuit in Georgia.
Ahead to his surrender, Donald
Trump switched his senior Georgia lawyer, Drew Findling, with Steven Sadow,
an attorney located in Atlanta. Sadow’s internet page defines him as a “special counsel for white collar and high-profile defense.” Findling had been representing Trump since the beginning of his legal troubles in Georgia. One person close to Trump claimed that the situation was not related to Findling’s performance, while another source who is aware with Sadow referred to him as the “best criminal defense attorney in Georgia.”
This is the fourth time this year that former President Trump has surrendered himself to local or federal authorities after criminal charges were made against him. Such occurrences had never been witnessed in the United States prior to the year 2023.
The former president was taken into custody in the state of New York in April on allegations connected to a scheme involving hush money. In June, he turned himself in at a federal courthouse in Miami to face charges related to the investigation being conducted by special counsel Jack Smith into the improper handling of sensitive documents.
And at the beginning of this month, President Trump was taken into custody in Washington, DC, and arraigned on charges that had been brought against him by Special Counsel Smith as part of his investigation into efforts to thwart the results of the 2020 election.
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In addition, he urged his followers to prepare themselves for his interview with Tucker Carlson and told them to “enjoy” it because “sparks will fly.” According to The Mirror, this comes at a time when the embattled Republican is making preparations to turn himself in at the Fulton County prison on the evening of Thursday (August 24).
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