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Grand jury in Trump election probe hands down 10 indictments: media
Georgia’s grand jury issues 10 indictments from Trump’s election investigation; details awaited. Potential historic trial looms.
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ATLANTA, UNITED STATES — A grand jury in Georgia on Monday handed down 10 indictments after a day-long hearing at which prosecutors presented evidence from their investigation of Donald Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election in the state, US media reported.
Television footage showed a judge signing off on the grand jury’s findings, but it was not immediately clear who was indicted. The documents were apparently being processed by a court clerk, at which point they would be made public.
An eventual indictment against Trump would be the fourth brought against the 77-year-old Republican this year and could lead to the first televised trial of a former president — a watershed moment in US history — likely featuring charges typically used to bring down mobsters.
President Joe Biden defeated Trump in Georgia by fewer than 12,000 votes in 2020.
— AFP
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