Trump’s Allies Prepare for Indictments in Georgia Probe: ‘They’re Coming for Everyone’

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2/ “The Supreme Court has held that under what’s called the dual sovereignty doctrine, double jeopardy does not protect someone from being charged by any state and the federal government for any particular act,” Mitchell Epner, a former federal prosecutor, explains.
3/ “One of the most important things under any conspiracy statute is that any statement made by any conspirator in furtherance of the conspiracy is admissible evidence against all conspirators. In other words, it’s not hearsay,” says Epner.