Key takeaways:
- Former President Donald Trump has entered a not guilty plea in a Fulton County, Georgia case, in which he is charged alongside his former lawyer Rudy Giuliani.
- Giuliani faces 13 charges related to the racketeering case.
- Giuliani’s spokesperson and political advisor Ted Goodman confirmed that it is Giuliani’s intention to waive arraignment and enter a not guilty plea on behalf of the former president.
Former President Donald Trump has entered a not guilty plea in a Fulton County, Georgia case, in which he is charged alongside his former lawyer Rudy Giuliani. Giuliani will waive arraignment and enter a not guilty plea on behalf of the former president.
The case involves 19 people accused of acting as a “criminal enterprise” in their efforts to overturn Georgia’s vote after President Joe Biden won. Giuliani faces 13 charges related to the racketeering case.
Meanwhile, a tragic incident occurred at the Fulton County Jail in Atlanta on Thursday. A spokesperson for the jail confirmed that multiple stabbings had occurred in an “active incident” at the facility. One prisoner was fatally stabbed and at least two others were injured. All of the injured were people being detained at the jail.
This incident follows the death of a person being held at the jail for months on an arson charge over the weekend.
Giuliani’s spokesperson and political advisor Ted Goodman confirmed that it is Giuliani’s intention to waive arraignment and enter a not guilty plea on behalf of the former president. It is unclear when the case will move forward.
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