Judge Denies Revoking Bond for Trump Georgia Co-Defendant Despite Social Media Posts

A Georgia judge declined to revoke the bond of Harrison Floyd, a co-defendant of former President Trump in the 2020 election subversion case, despite acknowledging a "technical violation" of his bond related to social media posts. The judge approved a more detailed bond agreement but left open the possibility of further modifications. Prosecutors argued that Floyd's posts on social media were attempts to intimidate witnesses and communicate with co-defendants. The district attorney sought to revoke Floyd's bond, alleging that his posts violated the conditions of his release. Floyd's attorneys claimed that the posts were lawful political speech, while prosecutors argued they constituted indirect communication with co-defendants and witnesses.