And it might eventually and in a jail. In Fulton County the Sheriffs Office announced today the donald trump and all his 18 accused coconspirators will first be booked at the Rice Street Jail in Fulton County. A sheriff from Fulton County has said that dom trump will be fingerprinted and that he will be photographed and end up with a mugshot when he is booked at the Rice Street Jail. The sheriff noted that the deal was open 24 7 and all of the people indicted in what the indictment called Donald Trumps Criminal Enterprise Are welcome to show up to their bookings at anytime. No appointment necessary. To varying degrees, donald trump has been given special treatment in each one of his previous arrests and arraignments. So far there has been no suggestion from the Fulton County sheriff, fani willis, that donald trump will receive special treatment this time in the booking and arraignment procedure. This is the one. This is the case that tells a story more clearly than any other Criminal C
Indictment called donald trump S Criminal Enterprise are to varying degrees, donald trump has been given special treatment in each one of his previous arrests and arraignments. So far there has been no suggestion from the Fulton County sheriff, fani willis, that donald trump will receive special treatment this time in the booking and arraignment procedure. This is the one. This is the case that tells a story more clearly than any other Criminal Case against donald trump. The story of exactly who Donald Trumps and was when he was, according to this indictment, committing crimes in the oval office. This is the one that historians will use to tell the story of Donald Trumps conspiracy to overturn the 2020 president ial election. This is the one that screenwriters and perhaps playwrights will use to tell some that story. If you read only one indictment of donald trump, it really should be this indictments . Indictments. It tells a story the way well written history book would tell story, i
talked about, that here in the state thinks that they have enough in the indictment is quite powerful with respect to numerous allegations, but i want to follow up on something going and tanya said. and every criminal case the government admiral gates truth and talks about the whole picture and the defense this aggregates and they want you to look at each individual please without seeing it in context and they say this piece of proof is not criminal or this doesn t prove beyond a reasonable doubt. i used it in rebuttal summation to tell the jury when i go into a home when police go into a home and they find a man with a smoking gun and there s a dead body on the floor and it s bleeding invisible it in it, and the defendants as i did it, i did it. and the defense is to you, there s nothing wrong with owning a gun. there s nothing wrong with making a statement i did it. diss aggregates all of that to
even to name him as an unindicted coconspirator. there are those who think he may have been cooperating either fully or partially. i tend to not think that s the case. obviously for the reasons we talked about, that here in the state thinks that they have enough in the indictment is quite powerful with respect to numerous allegations, but i want to follow up on something gwen and tanya said. in every criminal case the government admiral gates truth and talks about the whole picture and the defense disaggregates and they want you to look at each individual please without seeing it in context and they say this piece of proof is not criminal or this doesn t prove beyond a reasonable doubt. i used it in rebuttal summation to tell the jury when i go into a home when police go into a home and they find a man with a
exactly. i thought the most effective part of his summation, of o mara s, is when he started when he talked about saying the prosecution says it could have and what if and that s not how you prove something beyond a reasonable doubt. now, the other thing that i thought was interesting about the rebuttal summation by the prosecutor, is, again, he spent so much time talking about the alleged false statements. you know, i m sure sunny can correct me, but i just don t know if those false statements are so dramatic. mark, what they re the most go ahead, sunny. i thought they certainly showed that they weren t just silly little mistakes. there was a power point there, and he pointed out by my count at least 13 inconsistencies that were significant. but the police didn t think so, right? well, the police that s a significant problem