Trump and 18 Allies Charged in Georgia

The transcript discusses the legal case against Donald Trump and 18 allies, focusing on allegations of racketeering to overturn the 2020 election results in Georgia. Legal expert David Moriakis provides insights into the case's uniqueness and the potential for codefendants to flip. The political ramifications are also explored, with mentions of Trump's fundraising and claims of political persecution. The logistics of a trial with 19 defendants are considered, highlighting the challenges faced by the legal system.

What is the main legal question surrounding the actions of Donald Trump and his allies?

• If they can be pardoned by the President

• Whether they violated international law

• If they can be tried in federal court

• Whether they committed a crime under RICO laws

What is the alleged purpose of the criminal enterprise in the racketeering case?

• To influence the 2024 election

• To overturn the 2020 election results in Georgia

• To establish a new political party

• To gain financial benefits

Why might some of the 19 defendants consider cooperating with prosecutors?

• To run for public office

• To gain political favor

• To receive financial compensation

• To avoid state prison time

What has been the reaction of Donald Trump's supporters to the indictments?

• They have accused the government of political interference

• They have increased their financial support

• They have called for a new election

• They have largely ignored the news

What authority does Fonny Willis have if Donald Trump does not appear in court?

• She can dismiss the charges

• She can issue a warrant for his arrest

• She can hold a trial in his absence

• She can transfer the case to another state

What is a potential challenge in conducting a trial with 19 defendants?

• Ensuring all defendants have legal representation

• Finding a large enough courtroom

• Coordinating the schedules of all defendants

• Managing the complexity of the case

What is the role of the judge in this case?

• To negotiate plea deals

• To decide the guilt of the defendants

• To manage the logistics of the trial

• To provide legal advice to the defendants