BREAKING: DONALD TRUMP INDICTED FOR THE FOURTH TIME

A Fulton County Grand Jury has Indicted the Former President on Election Interference Related Charges

A Fulton County grand jury has officially returned an indictment against Donald Trump charging him with multiple felony counts including racketeering, a charge typically reserved for prosecuting large-scale organized crime syndicates. Under Georgia’s RICO statute, if convicted, Donald Trump will face a mandatory minimum prison sentence of five years in prison and up to twenty years in prison. Because the charge includes a mandatory minimum term, if convicted, the judge will have no choice but to sentence Trump to at least five years in prison.

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Charges have also been issued against other members of Trump’s inner circle including Rudy Giuliani, Mark Meadows, Sidney Powell, and Jenna Ellis. A full list of defendants and charges can be found here:

Donald Trump is expected to surrender to authorities within the next week. He will face arraignment before a Georgia judge where he will plead not guilty. However, unlike the federal indictments, it is likely this trial will take longer to occur given the likely co-defendants, along with the general timeline of cases in Georgia.

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