Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has said she plans to try all defendants at once a strategy that will undoubtedly lead to extremely lengthy and complicated proceedings but one that could give her office certain advantages . Will be navigating around a federal prosecution of Trump for his election reversal schemes that has taken a much narrower approach . RICO charge is a tool that has been used with increasing boldness by local prosecutors around the country especially in Fulton County . Willis’s strategy will be tested in what will be an aggressive defense put on by lawyers for Trump and by counsel representing the other more wellheeled defendants . The indictment describes individual episodes that Willis says were overt acts in service of the larger conspiracy to overturn Trumps electoral loss in the state . Some of the allegations she describes amount to standalone crimes on their own and are charged additionally as such as such . But many of those allegations are not in and of itself criminal and may even be considered protected speech . The Georgia computer fraud statute used to charge the some of the defendants accused of breaching voting data systems in Coffee County is very broad according to Andrew Fleischman a criminal defense attorney in Georgia is very wide according to a criminal expert in Georgia legal experts told . Lawyers say it will be very difficult to get around certain evidentiary rules that would apply in nonRICO cases . The RICO statute requires just two predatory criminal acts to establish the alleged crimes on its own but are charged as such. The Georgia RICO law is very narrow according to attorney Andrew Fleishman . The case is very very broad. The indictment is verybroad according to legal experts . The defendants are charged . The Florida computer fraud is very broadly according to . Andrew Fleischeman a legal expert said . He is said to have a
The strengths and weaknesses of the Georgia election meddling case against Trump and his allies are seen
