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Grand juror angers Trump's attorneys
Headline from Newsweek, on the newest of 2 developments
"We definitely heard a lot about former President Trump and we definitely discussed him a lot in the room," Fulton County grand jury forewoman Emily Kohrs said.
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Over the past year, a special grand jury has been investigating if former President Donald Trump and his allies tried to unlawfully interfere in the 2020 election results in Georgia.
A member of the Georgia special grand jury investigating Trump and his allies for election interference said that several people were recommended for charges.
The foreperson of the special grand jury investigating Trump election meddling in Georgia said that multiple indictments were recommended to the Fulton County District Attorney, and there would be no surprises.
A CNN legal analyst said that comments by the forewoman of a Fulton County, Georgia, grand jury could “taint the prosecution” of f Donald Trump and others.
Former President Donald Trump’s lawyers in Georgia are criticizing the Fulton County investigation into potential illegal election meddling after the foreperson of the special grand jury seated to help the
Former President Donald Trump’s lawyers in Georgia are criticizing the Fulton County investigation into potential illegal election meddling after the foreperson of the special grand jury helping the probe went
A MSNBC contributor asked if the media tour of a member of a grand jury could be a way to sabotage a potential case against former President Donald Trump.
Former President Donald Trump’s lawyers responded to interviews by the foreperson of Fulton County's special grand jury, saying "the reliability of anything that has taken place in there is completely tainted and called into question.”
"We definitely heard a lot about former President Trump and we definitely discussed him a lot in the room," Fulton County grand jury forewoman Emily Kohrs said.
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