The Georgia Indictments Thread

How could Powell be coerced into a guilty plea? She has a pet kraken

Toss in jail if she doesn’t change her tune! She won’t help the case! She will lie
 
ATLANTA (AP) — An Alabama man has been indicted on federal charges that he threatened violence against a Georgia prosecutor and sheriff related to an investigation into former President Donald Trump.

The indictment returned Oct. 25 and unsealed Monday accuses Arthur Ray Hanson II of Huntsville of leaving threatening voicemails for Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and Fulton County Sheriff Pat Labat on Aug. 6. Reached by phone Monday, Hanson, 59, said he is not guilty of the charges.
of course, the coward's threats are a matter of record and he's saying no-one was going to get hurt, totally ignoring the laws of the land...just another entitled lowlife trumpie. They're all cut from the same coward's cloth, thinking they can threaten and frighten elected officials with impunity, seemingly oblivious to how their messages can be traced.

“It's all a bunch of (expletive). That's all it is,” he said. “Nobody was ever gonna hurt anybody, ever, to my knowledge.”
he made threats to the sheriff who had announced trump's mug-shot would be taken, just one of which was:
“If you take a mug shot of the president and you're the reason it happened, some bad (expletive)'s gonna happen to you,” and “You gonna get (expletive) up you keep (expletive) with my president.”
and threats to DA Willis included:
“When you charge Trump on that fourth indictment, anytime you're alone, be looking over your shoulder,”
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crim...&cvid=7a8d3bad80c84749ce8610c386a0894c&ei=138
 
Kick the piece of shit out of the country… penniless!’

Oh, along with this follower in Alabama
 
a question: if Colorado manage to keep his name off the ballot, does that mean any votes cast for him in the state won't be counted (or count) or can people still add his name as a 'write in' which will then be tallied the same as other candidates?
 
a question: if Colorado manage to keep his name off the ballot, does that mean any votes cast for him in the state won't be counted (or count) or can people still add his name as a 'write in' which will then be tallied the same as other candidates?
Trump would have to be registered as a candidate for write-in ballots to count in Colorado. If he’s disqualified, he won’t be allowed to register.

https://ballotpedia.org/Write-in_candidate
 
thanks for that, phrodeau
There’s also the matter of having Electoral College members pledged to vote for a write-in candidate. I suppose that would be arranged after the election and before the College votes in December, but there would certainly be challenges to the counts from both of the major parties.
 
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...&cvid=8c9f8a9f705544e09df8ebe70f65311a&ei=124

co-conspirator, leader of Black Voices for trump and accused of harassing poll worker Ruby Freeman, is demanding ballots he says will prove trump won the election.
*yawn*

Judge McAfee will consider and make a ruling.

^^this same guy, floyd, discussing executing political rivals with taylor, a Georgia GOP district chair:
https://www.meidastouch.com/news/ge...pirator-discuss-executing-political-opponents
During Saturday's episode of Jesus, Guns, and Babies, host Kandiss Taylor, a Georgia GOP district chair and former Republican gubernatorial candidate who claims her election was stolen, interviewed indicted Trump co-conspirator Harrison Floyd who is charged with compelling false testimony from a witness in order to validate Trump's election denial claims.

During the interview the two lamented against politicians that don't legislate the way they want them too and suggested executions as a possible deterrent:

Taylor: "And that's why I ran for office. I want my children to be free. I want to leave it better than we found it. Right now, we're leaving it worse. So we have to demand better. We are a bottom-up government, and we're not a monarchy. And these people that are in these selected seats, because they didn't win them, they don't get to chose. They have to do the will of the people, and they're going to bend their knee and be a public servant. That's their role. And how they do that? That's because we make them do that. And we are. And we're going to use strategy, and we're going to get offensive and we're going to make them do that. And it may not be comfortable, and they can resign if they don't like it. In fact, I wish they, everyone would resign. That would be great."

Floyd: "Yeah, we need to do something similar to how the Magna Carta was signed. We got to trick the elite. Get them onto the battlefield and let them know, 'Oh, by the way, you're on a battlefield right now and you're going to go ahead and sign this piece of paper and we're going to go ahead and set some people free. If not, we got a chopping block over there that we can put your head on. So, it's up to you."
Taylor: "Hang them up. String them up."
bet these fuckers are regular churchgoers, too
 
a torn up note, pieced back together in the jan 6th committee investigations, would appear to fully show trump's intent of using the armed forces as a means of staying in the Whitehouse after losing the election; the military said 'nope':

Trump aide Jonny McEntee wrote the note after then-U.S. Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy and then-U.S. Army Chief of Staff James McConville issued a statement in December 2020 saying the military could not determine the outcome of a U.S. election.

McEntee penned: “[Acting Defense Secretary] Chris Miller spoke to both of them and anticipates no more statements coming out. (If another happens, he will fire them).”
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...1&cvid=1d2d370ee2b0406fb2d4b87592ff3f10&ei=38
 
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The Georgia district attorney who charged Trump expects his trial to be underway over Election Day​


ATLANTA (AP) — The Georgia district attorney who charged former President Donald Trump over his efforts to overturn the state's 2020 election said Tuesday that she expects his trial will be underway through Election Day next year and could possibly stretch past the inauguration in 2025.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...31&cvid=8d3ef0447f95403cbf24e722169a3165&ei=8
 
These trials actually piss me off no end by how long they have taken. Four years ! W T F ... again W T F.
 
These trials actually piss me off no end by how long they have taken. Four years ! W T F ... again W T F.
shit like this going on, perhaps?

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...1&cvid=83c33dba161e4fecb19d3d7f9c2e9c53&ei=44

"Given the upcoming 2024 trial schedules of numerous defense counsel in this case and the scheduled 2024 federal criminal trials of former President Trump, a modest extension of Meadows’ pretrial deadlines would not prejudice the State or any other Defendant," Meadows' lawyers added.

Meadows' attorneys asked McAfee to consider their request during an upcoming Dec. 1 hearing where the judge is already scheduled to hear arguments from Trump's lawyers and others on motions to dismiss the underlying charges.

McAfee is also still considering a proposal for deadline extensions from Jeffrey Clark, the former Trump Justice Department official also charged in the Georgia case. Clark's lawyers last week flagged to McAfee a conflict connected to disciplinary proceedings against their client from the Washington, D.C. bar, as well as his own maneuvers to move his state case to federal court via the 11th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals.
 
Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee wrote that allowing parties the “unfettered ability” to publicly share pretrial materials undermines the discovery process, during which lawyers for both sides share evidence. “Potential jurors should be limited from exposure to materials that may be deemed inadmissible at trial,” McAfee wrote.

“The likelihood of harm in this case is severe, as extensive media coverage guarantees broad dissemination of any disclosed discovery materials,” McAfee wrote.
McAfee's order instructs prosecutors to review their discovery and designate as “sensitive materials” anything they believe should not be disclosed. Defendants will have 14 days after receiving the discovery to contest that designation. If the two sides cannot agree on whether it is appropriate, the judge will decide. The evidence would not be disclosed until he has ruled.

The protective order does not apply to information or records that are publicly available, that the defendants obtain in another way or that has been filed or received as evidence in another court proceeding.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crim...p&cvid=f58ac04d7c144db9bd0c3cd0fafbeafd&ei=60
 
I have no idea why Fani is twiddling her thumbs for so long. This is a slam dunk case that should hve had a guilty verdict two years ago and the Orange confined to a 10x10.
 
DA seeks to revoke harrison floyd's bond and put him back inside pre trial

Willis’s office cited defendant Harison Floyd’s social media posts in a Wednesday court filing, arguing they were in violation of the bond agreement he signed as a condition of release. The posts, Willis asserted, are an effort to “intimidate codefendants and witnesses, to communicate directly and indirectly with codefendants and witnesses and to otherwise obstruct the administration of justice.”

“Since his release from custody, the Defendant has engaged in numerous intentional and flagrant violations of the conditions of release ordered by the Court,” Willis’s motion states.

“Because of and in response to the Defendant’s intimidating communications, witness Ruby Freeman has been the subject of renewed threats of violence from third parties,” the filing reads.
https://forum.literotica.com/threads/the-georgia-indictments-thread.1586455/page-31#post-97862931
 
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