I think a state indictment in NY is nearly certain.
For GA, I think unlikely. It depends on whether:
Whether the GOP there figure it will help or hurt their chances of re-election (likely hurt); and,
Whether they care more about the country than themselves (unlikely).
For the DoJ, I think it is just over a coin toss for yes (for some reason I typed toin coss, it has been that kind of day). Say 55%. And this angers me because you know any regular Joe or Jane American would already be in cuffs.
I believe that a judge could dismiss any charges that were filed, but typically they have a legal reason for doing so. I don’t know if “the good of the country” would qualify. Perhaps a Doper legal eagle could chime in.
Sure. I meant a judge has no role in issuing an indictment. Once an indictment is issued, a motion to dismiss can be brought before a judge. And yes, they would need a reason better than “for the good of the country.”
I believe that the second any prosecutor decides to indict him, they’ll first ensure there’s coverage at the ports of exit. But that’s really not here or there as his ego won’t stand for him to run away.