Time To Quash the Trump Prosecution in Georgia

Call it a teaching moment on the Constitution and the due process of law.

AP/Ben Gray, file
A Fulton County, Georgia Superior Court judge, Robert McBurney, instructs potential grand jurors on May 2, 2022, at Atlanta. AP/Ben Gray, file

The right move for Georgia — in the face of the runaway grand jury forewoman — is to end its criminal pursuit of President Trump. It’s just hard to see how the state can impanel a grand jury to fairly make a proper decision on whether to charge the former president after the media tour undertaken by the forewoman of the special grand jury, which has taken a preliminary look at the suspected attempt to interfere with the state’s vote count in 2020. 

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