A grand jury from Atlanta (United States) Complaining to the ex-president donald trump and 18 more who tried to interfere in the 2020 presidential election. The 41 charges were filed after an investigation by Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, aired by US chain CNN, for “conspiracy and illegally directing and participating in criminal activities.”
The former president and his collaborators face more than twelve charges of violating Georgia’s Affected by Corruption and Extortion Organizations (RICO) law and conspiracy to annul election results among them. He is also accused of inciting public officials, including former Vice President Mike Pence, to break their oaths, making false statements, distributing false documents at polling stations, harassing polling officials after his defeat in Georgia, and engaging in disruptive behavior.
“Trump and the other defendants refused to admit that he lost and knowingly and willingly participated in a conspiracy to illegally change the outcome of an election The indictment, which included 30 innocent accomplices, included “pro-Trump” statements. ‘ continued the prosecution.
He also claimed that Trump and his aides were “attached”. various interrelated criminal activities such as as “acts related to impersonation of a public official, attempted bribery of witnesses, computer theft, computer theft, breach of computer privacy, conspiracy to defraud the State and theft, and perjury.”
This is the fourth and second indictment Trump has received for attempting to interfere in the election. Contrary to accusations made by special prosecutor Jack Smith, the former president could not pardon himself or his associates if convicted, and could not be re-elected as the country’s president due to a state conviction.
The country’s first indicted former president, Trump, is already on trial in March and faces 40, as part of an investigation into his alleged bribery of porn actress Stephanie Clifford, nicknamed Stormy Daniels. fees in case of confidential documents.