Atlanta News First tweeted it - Brendan Keefe.Thanks for these!
Missing Consent bond for Guiliani, Meadows, Jeffrey Clark, Harrison Wm Prescott Floyd, Trevian C. Kutti, Sidney Powell & Misty Hampton.
I shall also go with the red tie, blue suit & that scowl!Go with weight at 311lbs.
Who was the Media that filed this - could not read the last page on that clip. TIA!
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You mean you don't trust the word of an x-president who attempted to overthrow an election and who obstructed justice regarding government documents? Oh no, Gasp!!!!
Interested in how Rudy is paying for all of this. Private plane, NY attorney, GA attorney, plus bond?
Meadows has to be perturbed. He'll be scowling in his after Fanni reinforced that he's had two weeks and in fact is not special.Thanks for these!
Missing Consent bond for Guiliani, Meadows, Jeffrey Clark, Harrison Wm Prescott Floyd, Trevian C. Kutti, Sidney Powell & Misty Hampton.
I shall also go with the red tie, blue suit & that scowl!
Who was the Media that filed this - could not read the last page on that clip. TIA!
Are hats allowed in a courtroom?
Rudy Giuliani booked in Trump Georgia election interference case, bond set at $150,000
Rudy Giuliani was the top Trump campaign lawyer promoting false claims that ballot fraud led to the election of President Joe Biden in Georgia and elsewhere.www.cnbc.com
Giuliani was somber when he spoke to reporters as he left his Manhattan apartment.
"I'm feeling very, very good about it because I feel like I am defending the rights of all Americans, as I did so many times as a United States attorney," Giuliani said.
"I'm fighting for justice. I have been from the first moment I represented Donald Trump," he said.
"Now whether you like or dislike Donald Trump, I'm going to give you a warning. They're going to come for you," he added.
They are supposed to book him in the jail, not the courthouse!! Appropriate !
Same! I'm not very good at criming.
So the man who admitted making up vicious lies about Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss might have lied about other things too? Huh. Go figure.Remember when guiliani said some health issue prevented hi from flying down to Atlanta to testify and they told him to take a train or a bus??
I don’t live in GA, I just follow their court cases, as well as those from around the country. The backlog in this county may be one of the worst in the country. I have not come across another one even close. Just my observation.Thanks for posting this interesting link. Perhaps I’m not interpreting the graphs correctly, but it looks as if the various courts are on track for clearing their cases before the deadline. I realize the graphs don’t paint the full picture of Fani Willis’s performance that locals see and that you point out. I expect that many areas of the country are scrambling to play catch-up after covid-related delays and “the jury is out” on how well they’re doing in Fulton county and elsewhere. If I were the newly-elected Fani Willis, the Trump election investigation would be the last thing I’d want to tackle while trying to clear the covid backlog of cases. But it would have been dereliction of duty to ignore it. So I have to hand it to her for trying to juggle it all, even if she has to sacrifice smiley face stickers on her report card for the time being.
JMO
I’m not sure why you would exclude those courts. Other than bond hearings in the Magistrate Court, one of the Prosecutors has to be present for all hearings in those other courts.
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I started working at Cobb County State Court early 2021, right after the courts there were very, very slowly opening back up. I did court date scheduling for Traffic related cases, and those were WAY behind to the point that even the payable offenses were reduced until around late summer of last year. Only ten cases per hour were allowed to be scheduled per judge due to social distancing, and on Fridays there are no traffic cases there. Defendants were waiting months for court dates instead of weeks. Catching up was ROUGH and things were changing every couple of weeks, seems like. I can't even imagine how bad Superior Court was.I don’t live in GA, I just follow their court cases, as well as those from around the country. The backlog in this county may be one of the worst in the country. I have not come across another one even close. Just my observation.
I think this article summarizes it well:
As of Feb. 15, the backlog was down to 58,353, Anderson reported. But the jail population continues to rise. It stood at 3,648 on Feb. 5, up nearly 100 from a month before, he said.
Of those, 1,767 people had not been indicted on at least one charge, Anderson said. While many of them may have already been indicted on other charges, “we believe there are 800-900 individuals in the jail that have no indictments,” Adams said.
Fulton County makes progress on court backlog, but harder work ahead
Fulton County is making progress on eliminating its backlog of court cases, which should also help — but not fix — chronic jail overcrowding.www.ajc.com
I will refer you to the article above:
District Attorney Fani Willis decides when and on what charges inmates are indicted, but her office is aware of the need to move jail-related cases through the system.
I’m not sure why you would exclude those courts. Other than bond hearings in the Magistrate Court, one of the Prosecutors has to be present for all hearings in those other courts.
Further, there is a major overcrowding issue in the mail and people are dying.
article date 3/12/23DICK YARBROUGH: Fulton County court backlog builds as Trump investigation continues – Albany Herald
By Dick YarbroughAntonio Brown, 23, was recently indicted for the brutal stabbing and killing of 77-year-old Ellen Bowles last December inside a gated
There are currently 15 judges in Fulton County that handle the majority of criminal cases. As of this writing, there are more than 4,000 pending felony cases. That’s an average of almost 300 per judge. There are 484 criminal cases that include murder charges, an average of nine per judge. In addition, there are some 268 cases involving sex crime charges. That is an average of 18 per judge. Cases affecting what’s known as the seven deadly charges — murder, armed robbery, kidnapping, rape, aggravated child molestation, aggravated sodomy and aggravated sexual battery — number 881, or 59 per judge.
That means if, starting next week, one pending felony case could be disposed of every week for 52 straight weeks by each judge and that no new cases appeared on their dockets (an impossibility, of course), it would take five years to clear their calendars.
