Ex-US President Trump faces counterfeiting and vote-obstruction charges in Georgia. The public prosecutor speaks of a “criminal enterprise” with which Trump tried to reverse the unfavorable election result in 2020.
So now the Lewis R. Slanton Courthouse in Atlanta will be the next stop on Donald J. Trump’s journey through the American justice system. “Fani, just do it,” a demonstrator wrote on a piece of cardboard, Fani, just do it, and prosecutor Fani T. Wallis does it: She accuses the former US President and 18 helpers of trying in 2020 to influence the outcome of the Georgia election in order to keep Trump in office. It is now the fourth criminal charge against the man, who wants to be re-elected top American in 2024.