Staff Reports
The judge in Georgia refused the DA's request to extend Trump's trial, which now has a chance of going longer.
The investigation into the 2020 presidential election in Georgia took an exciting turn after a judge refused the DA's request to have all of the indicted individuals, including Donald Trump, put to trial by October 23.
The judge who ruled on Trump's case showed a lot of love for the rule of law and the importance of protecting the rights of everyone involved. According to The Daily Caller, two of the defendants, Sidney Powell and Ken Chesebro, are eager to get their day in court. Their cases will likely be separated, which means Trump's trial will not be as prominent.
The case against Trump is regarded as the longest he will likely face. Although it's a racketeering charge, it isn't considered to be the most severe one. Ever since Trump was first indicted in May, people have been aware that he was being investigated for alleged corruption. It's like watching an episode of Law & Order.
Over a dozen of Trump's alleged co-conspirators have asked for continuances, which means that they'll likely be going through a long and exciting trial. Trump is known for being a fighter, and he's not afraid to go toe-to-toe with anyone. Even though there are some charges that are politically motivated, Trump is still considered to be at risk due to the vast number of felony cases that he's facing.
In case you're worried that Trump might get convicted, I have some good news for you. According to Jonathan Turley, a law professor, Trump will not be going to prison. He said that despite the various legal obstacles that he will face, Trump will not be going to jail anytime soon.
Not only is Trump facing multiple felony charges in multiple states, but he's also been charged with state crimes in Georgia. If he wins the 2024 presidential election, he won't be allowed to pardon himself.
The legal saga of Donald Trump continues to unfold. The former president is facing an epic trial, and it's going to be full of twists and turns. We're expecting an exciting and wild ride as Trump defends himself against the multiple charges that he's facing.
