The grand jury investigating Trump appears set to expire – what’s next?
Special panel in New York reportedly investigated discrepancies in the Trump family’s valuation of real estate, but charges look unlikely
As a New York grand jury investigating Donald Trump appears poised to expire, questions have emerged about what could now happen to the high-profile criminal inquiry into the former US president.
The six-month special grand jury, which started under former Manhattan district attorney Cyrus Vance Jr in late 2021, and continued under the current DA, Alvin Bragg, reportedly investigated discrepancies in the Trump family’s valuation of real estate.
