ATLANTA — Fulton County prosecutors now have the final report of the special grand jury that spent eight months investigating whether former President Donald Trump or his allies criminally meddled in Georgia’s 2020 elections.
But what’s in that report, and what could come of it, is anyone’s guess.
The group’s appraisal could be publicly released as soon as this month — in either complete or redacted form. Or a local judge could keep the entire thing under wraps until District Attorney Fani Willis decides whether to pursue indictments. That decision could mean months or even years until the world learns what exactly the 23 jurors uncovered and whether they recommended anyone for criminal charges.
