Members of the Fulton County, Georgia, special purpose grand jury that examined former president Donald Trump’s effort to overturn his 2020 election loss in the Peach State are free to discuss the contents of the grand jury’s final report so long as they avoid speaking about their own internal discussions.
Judge Robert McBurney on Monday told ABC News that the former grand jurors are free to “talk about the final report” but said it could be “problematic” if they inadvertently “synthesize the testimony” heard during the investigation and the internal discussions about that testimony, which under Georgia law cannot be disclosed.
