Donald Trump claims his criminal case in Georgia and three others elsewhere were filed to help President Joe Biden win re-election to the White House in 2024.
"Based on the doxing of Fulton County grand jurors and the Fulton County District Attorney, it is clearly foreseeable that trial jurors will likely be doxed should their names be made available to the public," Willis wrote in her motion in county Superior Court.
"If that were to happen, the effect on jurors' ability to decide the issues before them impartially and without outside influence would undoubtedly be placed in jeopardy, both placing them in physical danger and materially affecting all of the Defendants' constitutional right to fair and impartial jury," the prosecutor wrote.
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