Former President’s Legal Advisor Becomes Fourth Co-Defendant to Admit Guilt By Stacy M. Brown NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent @StacyBrownMedia Another day, another lawyer involved in Donald Trump’s alleged election interference scheme in Georgia has pleaded guilty. Jenna Ellis, one of the twice-impeached and four-times indicted former president’s private lawyers, admitted her guilt on Tuesday,
publicity in trial by media rather than a constitutionally developed system by trial by jury. the warning to please refrain from making statements that are likely to incite violence or civil unrest. asking the former president to avoid rhetoric that could, quote unquote, jeopardize the rule of law. are there any expectations that we will be hearing anything similar from mcafee? yasmin, it is such an open question. the judge, judge mcafee, was appointed to the post seven months ago by fulton county he knows. he also serves as a state inspector general . the certainty will also handle the case. donald trump is expected to try to remove the case to federal court. the federal court will handle a. a lot of
listened to them in terms of making statements that threaten judges and witnesses and prosecutors. that may be the next confrontation point in this case. the fact that this information was released on the jurors in georgia. blayne, what can you tell us about new security measures officials in fulton county are taking in light of the recent threats? yeah, jose, a couple of important things to point out. because of georgia law, georgia is one of the rare states that does this. grand jurors names are listed in the indictment. once it is unsealed, that becomes public, the list of names becomes public. what is not included in the indictment are public information, pieces of public information, home addresses. that is what our reporting shows has been posted on at least one kind of fringe website. the sheriff s office says they re looking at any threats, they re working with the fbi, we heard from a spokesperson who said they re looking into that as well. and they re working with a numbe
the case, for example, the lawyers or the defendant. this sets the stage for what s going to be an ongoing drama when the judge tanya chutkan picks things up in august and then ongoing as to, you know, how they will regulate, if at all, mr. trump s conduct on social media. this is not the first time he s gotten a warning from a judge at an arraignment. in new york in april, the judge advised trump please refrain from making statements likely to incite violence or civil unrest and avoid rhetoric that would jeopardize the rule of law. that same night at a rally, i have trump said i have a trump hating judge with a trump hating wife and family. so where is the line her? what is the standard that a judge is going to use to decide if he s gone too far? that s really not clear. i think that s the perfect place to pick up where ken left off, when you think about what
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