The lawyers argued that Emily Kohrs' statements suggest a lack of separation between the grand jury and the prosecution team.
Findling's issues following Kohrs' media tour, he explained, have less to do with her, as she did not break any rules by speaking about the grand jury. Rather, he claimed that her statements suggested a lack of separation between the members of the special grand jury and the prosecuting attorneys in the case.
Above, a photo of the superior court building in Fulton County, Georgia. The media statements of the grand jury forewoman about the investigation into Donald Trump's alleged election tampering could taint its legitimacy, his attorneys argued.He continued:"When the foreperson uses the word 'we,' that lets you know there's a relationship there.
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