It’s undeniable that Donald Trump is on the verge of being criminally indicted in not just one but two jurisdictions. Accordingly, the conversation has turned to the question of which jurisdiction will be the first to indict a former president of the United States.
This video discusses why that question is of relatively little importance. What’s more relevant is how prosecutors typically handle circumstances where a defendant has committed crimes in and is being investigated by multiple jurisdictions. This video discusses how prosecutors ordinary deal with a defendants who is being investigated by multiple jurisdictions and what happens once the first indictment is issued by the grand jury in one of those jurisdictions.
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