Context: https://www.politico.com/news/2023/08/15/trump-georgia-case-removal-federal-court-00111240

An early test for Georgia prosecutors: Trump’s likely bid to take the case to federal court

He's virtually certain to try to transfer the case in hopes of a friendlier jury pool and the chance to draw one of his own judges.

Resolves YES if the Georgia case against Trump is removed to federal court. Resolves NO if a removal motion by Trump is denied, or the case is otherwise concluded without removal to federal court.

Definition:

• federal law allows a prosecution or suit to be "removed" (i.e. transfered) from state to federal court if the case stems from a federal officer’s governmental duties.

• This question resolves based on the venue of Trump's prosecution specifically. If another defendant is able to remove but not Trump, that doesn't count.

• (Standard rule, just to be clear:) The close date does not matter for the resolution criteria of this market. It will be changed as needed.