Did Emily Kohrs just save Donald Trump from prosecution in Georgia?

Kohrs is the 30-year-old woman from the Atlanta area who was between
retail jobs last year when she was suddenly tasked with one of the most
sensitive jobs in America: forewoman of the special grand jury
investigating whether Trump and his allies committed any crimes in
trying to overturn the results of the 2020 election in Georgia. 

The Kohrs-led jury listened to secret testimony for eight months last
year and issued its findings and recommendations in a mostly secret
report last week. The next step in the process is for FANI WILLIS, the
district attorney of Fulton County, Ga., to decide whether she wants to
indict anyone, which would require impaneling a new grand jury with the
power to issue criminal charges. 

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