New York prosecutors have convened a special grand jury as they are prepared to hand over a trove of evidence against Donald Trump and potentially bring criminal charges against the former president, The Washington Post reported Tuesday.
The move comes as the Manhattan district attorney’s office looks to wrap up its two-year investigation into Trump and his businesses in the state.
Citing two people familiar with the probe, The Post reported that jurors were convened “recently” and will be expected to sit three days a week for six months.
If prosecutors charge Trump, the special grand jury is expected to hear the evidence for them and decide whether to indict the former president, according to the report.
Trump is also facing a criminal investigation by a county prosecutor’s office in Georgia, where he attempted to pressure state leaders to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election in his favor.
