Correspondent bryan llenas is at the Fulton County courthouse in atlanta, tonight, with the latest. Good evening, bryan. Bret, good evening. The Fulton County sheriff says he intends to really treat former President Donald Trump just like any other criminal defendant and that includes a mugshot, unless he is told otherwise. Mr. Trump must turn himself in by next friday august 25th at noon. I make decisions in this office based on the facts and the law. The law is completely nonpartisan. Fulton County District attorney fani willis, a democrat defending her decision to prosecute former President Donald Trump and 18 others after they were indicted by a grand jury late monday night. It is now the duty of my office to prove these charges. Trump is facing 13 criminal counts, including violating georgias antiracketeering or ricco law. If convicted, the law carries a penalty of a minimum of five years in prison, a 25,000s fine, or both. Lawyers say georgias ricco law is unusually broad and in
jersey attorney general matt platkin reads in part quote these new policies mandate disclosure based on certain protected characteristics without even assessing the individual needs or concerns of the child. but the policy for middletown schools explicitly requires an assessment of an individual s student health and safety. state officials should know that our staff members and our education world truly do know our children. they are the educators in the building every day. and to discredit them is what the state did today. they discredited the ability of the educators and our guidance counselors. today in court, laurels for the three districts involved made clear that the conversation would start privately with the child at school before possibly bringing the parents into it. the judge s decision will have an immediate impacted with the schools set to start here in new jersey in about three weeks. bret? bret: nate to foia live in free hollande, thanks. speaking of schooled going