Today would be a good day for indictments. What's the status in Georgia?

[UTUSN]

Last I heard was being asked for the *Report* to be sealed, but an indictment would be public, no?

[secondwind]

1. They say the indictment is imminent. They are just about finished

with the investigations and etc. Maybe another week or so. Remember, they need to snag Trump before he declares.

[UTUSN]

3. Thanks!

[Eyeball_Kid]

7. Eh..

That doesn’t sound right. Trump has already announced his candidacy. He already “declared.”

Besides there are no legal barriers to indicting a candidate. They are still ordinary citizens.

[pnwmom]

2. I know! Dear Fani, please define imminent! I read somewhere that the regular

Grand Jury meets on Tuesdays, so I was hoping there'd be an answer at the end of yesterday.

Now I'm afraid it won't happen before next Tuesday . . .

But if it does't happen soon, it won't be imminent.

(About indictments: I think sometimes parts can be blocked out, if the exposure will hurt the case.)

[UTUSN]

4. Thanks

[Laura PourMeADrink]

12. A bit confusing. Read regular gj wouldn't decide until

March or later. So don't get how indictments could be imminent. However, 2-3 months might be described as imminent in today's world

[malaise]

5. I anted them for Christmas but I'll take them

for or before Valentine's Day

[drray23]

6. imminent in the context of the justice system in our country

probably means six months.

[brettdale]

8. I hope they decide to indict

I also hope imminent, means just a couple of weeks and not two months.

[UTUSN]

9. Yea, that "imminent" word...

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[brettdale]

10. It reminds me of that old office episode.

Kevin asks Pam when the printer will be ready. Pam replies "Soon" Kevin says "Thatccould mean anything" Pam replies "sometimes soon could be in a couple of hours sometimes three months, come back soon."

[UTUSN]

11. Thanks