Donald Trump’s schedule is rapidly filling up, with potential conflicts arising between his 2024 election campaign and his trial for alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election. Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has proposed a trial start date of March 4th in Georgia, just before Super Tuesday and the Republican primaries. This timing could have substantial implications for Trump’s campaign in Georgia.
According to court filings, Willis has also suggested that arraignments for Trump and the 18 co-defendants named in the indictment should take place during the week of September 5th. In addition to the Georgia trial, Trump is already set to face trials in New York for the hush money case in March and the Mar-a-Lago documents case in May. Special counsel Jack Smith is also seeking a trial in January for the federal election interference case.
Willis expressed her desire to hold the trial within six months, but legal experts have deemed this timeline ambitious and unrealistic considering the complexity of the case and the numerous charges and defendants involved. Typically, cases of this magnitude take years to resolve. Michael J. Moore, a former US attorney, believes that the proposed March trial date is more of a public relations move and doubts that the case will be ready by then. It’s worth noting that the judge presiding over the Georgia Trump case has only been a judge for six months.
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