Former President Donald Trump agreed Monday to post a $200,000 bond as a condition of his release in the Georgia election interference case—marking a departure from his previous three indictments, when he was released on his own recognizance without any monetary conditions.
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Trump’s bond includes $80,000 covering the racketeering charge and $10,000 for each of the additional 12 charges he faces, according to court documents.
The agreement also prohibits Trump from discussing the case with any of his 18 co-defendants and from making threats against his co-defendants or witnesses in the case, including via social media.
Trump’s lawyers were spotted leaving the Fulton County District Attorney’s office Monday shortly before the bond agreement was made public.
This is a developing story and will be updated.