Georgia Court Clerk Acknowledges Mistake in Posting Fake Trump Indictment

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The Fulton County Clerk of Courts Office in Georgia admitted to mistakenly posting a "fictitious" indictment against former President Donald Trump before it was officially filed. Clerk Ché Alexander acknowledged the mishap, attributing it to pressure and a desire to quickly release the documents. The office removed the document from its website and clarified that it was not an official filing. Alexander faced criticism for the incident, but she maintained that it was a work sample and not politically motivated. The office has received threatening calls and emails since the mistake occurred.
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