"The Indictment Process: Trump's Legal Drama Reaches Fever Pitch"

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As a criminal indictment against former US President Donald Trump looms, questions remain about the logistics of bringing him to court. While his lawyers have indicated that he will likely surrender if charges are handed down, it is unclear whether he will have to appear in person for his arraignment. Trump will likely be booked, fingerprinted, and have a mugshot taken, but will not be handcuffed. He may not have to post bail and will likely be released on his own recognisance. The grand jury's proceedings have been delayed, pushing back any eventual indictment.
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