Trump Georgia investigation: Judge to consider release of report - USA TODAY

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis gives a sit-down interview about her investigation into Trump's election interference in Georgia.

Specifically, Willis has said authorities have been investigating possible election fraud, conspiracy, oath of office violations, racketeering and election-related violence.

In addition to Guiliani, prosecutors have designated nearly two-dozen others, including a group of Republican electors who falsely certified that Trump had won the election, as potential targets.

"To date, we have never been a part of this process," attorneys Drew Findling and Marissa Goldberg said in a written statement, adding they believed the former president would not be charged.

The district attorney had expected to make decisions on possible charges before the end of 2022, but a number of legal challenges pressed by key grand jury witnesses pushed late into the year.

"We conclude that Trump is at substantial risk of criminal prosecution in Fulton County (Georgia)," the report found.