Atlanta media crews were ready early Monday morning outside the Fulton County courthouse.

As camera crews crowd Pryor Street, adjusting their lenses and tampering with mics, the front steps of the courthouse remained fairly empty.

Fulton County sheriff's deputies and a stable of television news crews wait outside the Fulton County courthouse Monday as prosecutors began presenting their election interference case against former President Donald Trump and others.

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Across the street, media teams were shoulder-to-shoulder. Camera trucks are parked along the curb, their open trunks filled with coffee for the long hours ahead. Journalists chat with one another, but their eyes remain on the courthouse in case a witness walks through the doors.

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