The indictments against Donald Trump are out. Now comes the legal wrangling to figure out crucial details, including when the trials might be held and in which jurisdictions.
The indictments against Donald Trump are out. Now comes the legal wrangling to figure out crucial details, including when the trials might be held and in which jurisdictions. On Monday morning, the judge in Trump’s federal election interference case set a trial date of March 4, 2024, which just happens to be one day before Super Tuesday. That’s much earlier than Trump wanted but later than the preference of special counsel Jack Smith. Monday is also significant in regard to the case against Trump out of Georgia. Former chief of staff Mark Meadows, one of 19 defendants in the case, was testifying in a bid to move the trial out of state court in Fulton County and into federal court, per the .
