Grand jury summons have gone out in Georgia in connection with a case against Donald Trump, according to news reports.
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis will show the evidence in her 2020 election investigation to a grand jury "in the coming months," according to a report from 11 Alive.
"If you live in Fulton and you’ve recently received a jury summons, there’s a chance you could be picked to hear the case against former President Donald Trump and his allies," according to the report. "Willis' findings will be presented to jurors during the upcoming court term that runs from July 11 to Sept. 1. They will decide who — if anyone — will be indicted for criminally interfering in the state's 2020 presidential election."
Fulton County Superior and State Court Jury Manager Amy von Kelsch reportedly confirmed to 11Alive that "jury summonses for that term were sent. It's unclear exactly how many were sent out."
“I think they are going to try and get a bigger pool," said Danny Porter a former Gwinnett County District Attorney. I think they are going to need more as people figure out that this might be the Trump grand jury and all that may entail.”
