A Georgia judge is set to release the findings of the special purpose grand jury that aided in the DA's probe into efforts to overturn the election results in the state.
Though the special purpose grand jury did not have indictment power, DA Fani Willis had said she needed its subpoena power to compel testimony from witnesses who would not comply with the investigation otherwise.
The special grand jury's work culminated in a report with charging recommendations, which was delivered to the DA but wasThe release of the full report is expected to reveal who the special purpose grand jury recommended to be charged and what charges it recommended -- as well as how that information aligns with the charges Willis ultimately brought.
Once the report was completed in this past February, Judge Robert McBurney ordered most of it to remain under seal "until such time as the District Attorney completes her investigation." A few portions of the report were released, but none of the charging recommendations were.
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