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The Ministry of Justice has not received any budgetary allocation for the settlement of judgment debts, the Solicitor-General of the Federa

So i put that question to you, and then andrew may join us. >> there were two interesting moments to me this afternoon. the first was when something happened with the fulton county clerk office, that writer was caught for a few minutes. it seemed like what could be an indictment, documents sitting on the clarks website. it was quickly taken down. the clerk later said that they were erroneous documents and not the real thing. but that was certainly an interesting thing where we haven't seen a ton of answers on. a second moment, we heard from two of those witnesses, george chidi and former lieut...

Charges that were related to, say, one individual or more than one individual, that wallets to a small number of charges, or a large number of charges. we know from the grand jury process that basically, this is the instrument of charging. we heard a lot about the earlier special purpose grand jury, that was the investigation side. if you want to simplify it, what's been leading up until tonight, you had a process of a local system for grand juries, investigators or police. and now we are in the d.a. prosecution side. but this grand jury, basically, it's going to be presented with these potent...

Of crimes that are chargeable under state law. but to say yes, this was all part of throwing a federal election. that's still very much possible, particularly in these cases that have been investigated and pursued separately, which all in the indications are what happens. i just want to talk about the trial date, because a lot of people are saying, this is great. but when is the trial going to happen. and vaughn sort of alluded to this. but at the state level, there's a lot of things in georgia, that takes a long time. this is a long process. and to bear the case. we talked a lot about the str...

>> normally, you file a complaint and then you go through discovery in a trial or there's a settlement. emergency relief which is extraordinary early if you have a complaint, you have a motion for a tro, motion for preliminary injunction, in a permanent injunction. so it's one part of a civil process. but in this case with the plaintiffs of argued, that unimagined sea basis, if they can't wait for the trial to take place and, for this new law under iowa the abortion law under iowa, they can't wait if there's a violation of constitutional rights under the 14th amendment for women seeking aborti...