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]]>Trump and 18 co-defendants are slated their trial on October 23rd. Tsplhey’re facing multiple racketeering charges surrounding their efforts in the state of Georgia to subvert and overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election, what Fulton County DA Fani Willis describes as “a criminal enterprise” to unconstitutionally keep the disgraced politician in power. Trump has pled not guilty to all charges.
While recording court proceedings can be an uncommon occurrence in some jurisdictions, the state of Georgia takes a far more lax approach in allowing the practice.
“Georgia courts traditionally have allowed the media and the public in so that everyone can scrutinize how our process actually works,” Atlanta-based attorney Josh Schiffer, told Atlanta First News. “Unlike a lot of states with very strict rules, courts in Georgia are going to basically leave it up to the judges.”
For example, when Trump was arraigned in New York on alleged financial crimes, only still photography was allowed. For his Miami charges, photography wasn’t allowed at all. This means that the public will not be privy to the in-court proceedings of Trump’s federal election interference case, only the Georgia state prosecution.
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