The lawyer is continuing to criticize the former president after being charged alongside him in Georgia election interference case.
Jenna Ellis speaks during the election night party for Pennsylvania Republican gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano at The Orchards on May 17, 2022 in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. The former legal adviser and counsel to Donald Trump has criticized the Republican for not paying her legal fees.in Georgia, she is continuing to speak out against Trump and his 2024 campaign at a time when others charged in the criminal investigation are hoping to be trialed separately.
"Trump could have issued a blanket pardon before he left office, with certain requisite conditions to be ascertained later on a case by case basis . Why didn't he?" she added.
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