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Removing the case to federal court would not necessarily provide the former president with an advantage should the case proceed to trial

Will we be able to get that to trial by march? we'll see. >> that's what i want to ask you about. also just being told in my ear that cnn has learned that donald trump is expected to surrender in the georgia case next week. the deadline is the end of next week to surrender but that gives some window into he's likely not surrendering to authorities today or tomorrow but on the georgia indictment, it has been dri described as a tight time line talking about 19 defendants and a racketeering case. what is your view on that? do you think the georgia trial there's a possibility it could start on the...

Donald Trump and his co-defendants will be booked at the county jail rather than at the courthouse, as in his other criminal cases, the sheriff said.

Fani Willis, the district attorney of Fulton County, Georgia, said Monday that she hoped her criminal racketeering case against former President Donald Trump and his allies could go to trial in the next six months. But racketeering cases are not built for speed. Just getting this one together has taken 2 1/2 years. The effort to proceed to trial quickly in Georgia will almost certainly be complicated by the schedules of three other criminal cases that Trump is already facing in Florida, New York

Include possible coconspirators. what you're watching is the cover of that page of the indictment if we can put that up on the screen. that would be great. here with more, we go back to law professor and fox news computer jonathan turley. jonathan, i'm looking at that. if you're looking at the document that made it to the media talking about ten specific indictments. how do you read it as your background as the great law professor that you are? >> you're talking about ten indictments, it has not profile of a racketeering case. that's where willis gained her fame as a local prosecutor. you ofte...