Trump Charged With Forming , 'Criminal Enterprise' , To Overturn 2020 Election in Georgia.<br />On August 14, Donald Trump was <br />indicted in Georgia for efforts to <br />overturn his loss in the 2020 election. .<br />Associated Press reports that Trump, along <br />with lawyers and 18 other allies, are accused of <br />forming a "criminal enterprise" to maintain power. .<br />Associated Press reports that Trump, along <br />with lawyers and 18 other allies, are accused of <br />forming a "criminal enterprise" to maintain power. .<br />The almost 100-page indictment reportedly details <br />dozens of attempts by Trump and his associates <br />of attempting to overturn election results. .<br />AP reports that those efforts include harassing an <br />election worker with false claims of fraud and attempting to <br />persuade lawmakers in Georgia to ignore the results of the election.<br />The indictment alleges that rather <br />than abide by Georgia’s legal process <br />for election challenges, the defendants <br />engaged in a criminal racketeering <br />enterprise to overturn Georgia’s <br />presidential election result, Fani Willis, Fulton County District Attorney, via Associated Press.<br />Trump attorney and former mayor of New York City, <br />Rudy Giuliani, is included in the indictment, <br />along with former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows.<br />Trump attorney and former mayor of New York City, <br />Rudy Giuliani, is included in the indictment, <br />along with former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows.<br />According to Fulton County District <br />Attorney Fani Willis, the defendants have until <br />noon on August 25 to voluntarily surrender.<br />The DA also announced plans to seek a trial <br />date within the next six months and her <br />intention to try the defendants collectively.<br />AP reports that Trump is facing four other criminal <br />cases in different cities, which poses a daunting <br />obstacle to a leading presidential candidate.<br />News of the indictment comes shortly after <br />the Justice Department charged Trump with <br />a vast conspiracy to overturn the election
