Donald Trump did history Many things, including being the first President of the United States to be subjected two ‘dismissal’ processes, Political trials he overcame thanks to the support of the Republican Party in the Senate. He may now be the first ex-president in the country’s history to be criminally charged, and in an atmosphere of escalating tension, range of scenarios that they can leave ie unpublished pictures like attribution. This would be the process.
grand jury
To be an imputation they must decide in a vote. at least 12 grand jurors. This panel, which can have a maximum of 23 members, Manhattan District Attorney’s Office who is driving Democrat Alvin Bragg its presented evidence and witnesses in this situation. in the center Payments for $130,000 In October 2016, Donald Trump, through his then-personal attorney, Michael Cohen, mute to porn star Stormy Daniels (an extremist she denies) who, before the presidential election, assures her that she has a sexual relationship with Trump.
After this presentation of evidence, which in principle complements this Monday appearing before the grand jury witness with whom the defense Trump will try Undermining Cohen’s credibilityThe DA’s office will review possible charges and laws for the panel that are allegedly violated again. If vote in favor of impeachment, Prosecutor’s Office prepares the statement accusations and grand jury president signs.
Next step presenting this accusation in a sealed form before the court, and the usual process is then contact the defendant’s defense attorneys to coordinate the delivery to the authorities it may take a few days until you go to court.
Arrest or surrender
Trump right now Florida. If it’s still there at the time of the charge, you must decide what steps to take next. I can appear with video at his first investigative hearing, but according to a message that a member of his campaign had access to ‘The Guardian’ He will move to New York “in all safety”.
The “New York Times” also, citing lawyers from its legal team, assured him that he would surrender to face charges and I used to fly from Mar-a-LagoHis Palm Beach residence is to New York for his investigative hearing.
If this voluntary surrender did not take placeNew York officials a return order from Florida. although it is considered unlikely scenariothis would be intriguing political twist to the case, because the extradition would have to be signed. Governor Ron DeSantis, who has not declared his candidacy for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, but sees himself as Trump’s biggest potential rival in this race. owned by DeSantis few legal resources to avoid signing he order
booked
When Trump voluntarily surrendered to the authorities or was detained in New York, booked if the usual processes are followed. It is a closed process involving paperwork your procedure, finger print And Photos. Then the call is also read “Miranda Alert” reminding the detainee that they have right to remain silentthat anything you say can be used against you in court, right of attorney and if the private one cannot be paid, it will be provided ex officio.
After that process presentation of charges in court, already done part publicly. The accused was then Admitting not guilty or not guilty, forks summoned for next hearing. In the case of Trump and given the nature of possible non-violent charges, The New York attorney general’s office will not be able to require a bond to be imposed..
As ex-president Trump would be almost certainly always accompanied by secret service agentsThey are people who are responsible for their own security in addition to other law enforcement officers, such as state officials working in the courthouse. Which It is not yet clear whether he will appear handcuffed at some point. Especially in crimes where the accused is presumed to pose less of a danger, it is normally done with the hands sometimes behind and sometimes in front. However, according to The New York Times, authorities exceptional In the case of Trump, “Given their circumstances.”
Source: Informacion

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