The Challenges of Trying Multiple Defendants in One Courtroom

This chapter discusses the logistics and challenges of trying multiple defendants in one courtroom in the criminal racketeering case against Trump and his codefendants in Georgia. It explores the impact on the prosecutor's ability to try the cases as one trial, the need to determine the order and grouping of defendants for trial, and the establishment of the underlying conspiracy. The chapter also features an interview with a law professor who provides insights on the severance motion and the complexities of trying multiple defendants simultaneously.