Former President Donald Trump and 18 others are facing charges in the Georgia 2020 election subversion case. The indictment includes 13 felony counts against Trump, ranging from racketeering to soliciting a public officer to violate their oath. The question now is, will Trump surrender to jail or continue to fight the charges?

According to the Fulton County sheriff, Trump is expected to surrender at the local jail. However, the former president has not indicated when he plans to surrender before the August 25 deadline. The statement from the sheriff's office also mentioned that defendants can turn themselves in at any time, as the jail is open 24/7.

The logistics of Trump's surrender will need to be negotiated between the sheriff, Secret Service, and Trump's attorneys. In cases like this, defendants usually negotiate bail and other terms of release with the district attorney's office.

Trump's former lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, who is also charged in the case, has stated that he plans to surrender voluntarily next week. However, he expects there to be bail, even though he showed up voluntarily and testified to the grand jury.

As the legal cases against him continue to mount, the question remains whether Trump will surrender to jail or find another way to fight the charges. Whatever his decision, it is clear that his political future is at stake.