Get ready for another unprecedented moment in history if Donald Trump is indicted.
. If that does happen, some typical steps will happen, and there will be likely be massive security to stave off potential protests. , Donald Trump will have to deal with getting fingerprinted, having his mugshot taken, and possibly being handcuffed in the front versus behind his back .
The former president’s Miranda Rights will be read, and he will have the “right to an attorney,” who is probably standing by already this week. All of these are what“routine steps,” and Donald Trump “would likely be released on his own recognizance because an indictment likely would contain only nonviolent felony charges” — so no bail would be in place. After those tasks are taken care of, the real work begins.
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