That is a movement he has to prove. if she says, your honor, you can dismiss this now because it didn t meet the burden, then she doesn t have to put on any of that defense evidence. but if the judge is in doubt, then she will have to put these witnesses on, and i think that will robot anything any of the claims that are being made in defense of his getting this trial removed. and removal isn t going to help him all that much. he will get a slightly different jury, it would be all of northern georgia rather than having it be just fulton county. right. i m sorry, instead of fulton county. so it means that it would be a different jury. but the law is the same, the prosecutor s the same, still under georgia law, it still will not be a portable defense, because it is a state one. no, those are really good points. representative shannon, i m going to squeeze in a quick break. but afterwards i m going to talk to you and get your thoughts on some important developments as well.
Pressure that he was put under. she can even use an fbi agent to testify to what happened in the grand jury. there s a lot of ways she can put in evidence. so if the basic remember, the burden is on mark meadows. he has to present it. that is a movement he has to prove. if she says, your honor, you can dismiss this now because it didn t meet the burden, then she doesn t have to put on any of that defense evidence. but if the judge is in doubt, then she will have to put these witnesses on, and i think that will robot anything any of the claims that are being made in defense of his getting this trial removed. and removal isn t going to help him all that much. he will get a slightly different jury, it would be all of northern georgia rather than having it be just fulton county. right. i m sorry, instead of fulton county. so it means that it would be a different jury. but the law is the same, the prosecutor s the same, still under georgia law, it still
State, who can testify to the pressure that he was put under. she can even use an fbi agent to testify to what happened in the grand jury. there s a lot of ways she can put in evidence. so if the basic remember, the burden is on mark meadows. he has to present it. that is a movement he has to prove. if she says, your honor, you can dismiss this now because it didn t meet the burden, then she doesn t have to put on any of that defense evidence. but if the judge is in doubt, then she will have to put these witnesses on, and i think that will robot anything any of the claims that are being made in defense of his getting this trial removed. and removal isn t going to help him all that much. he will get a slightly different jury, it would be all of northern georgia rather than having it be just fulton county. right. i m sorry, instead of fulton county. so it means that it would be a different jury. but the law is the same, the prosecutor s the same, still under georgia law, it still will
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