Yea. If it isnt in an actual court, there is no due process. In other words, the probes, grand juries, and Congressional investigations are not the same as prosecutions. The democrats could smear Trump to their heart's desire, but, the minute Trump is brought to court, he can do discovery and put forth his defense. The democrats never really want him in court, because their lies will be refuted. They just want to politically harm him.

If GA indicts Trump for asking the AG to do his job (finding the fraudulent ballots), and Trump goes to court, that could be good. Trump could show how ERIC skews the votor rolls, how ballots came in without chain of custody in the middle of the night, how Republican observers were kicked out, how ballots were ran more than once, etc. He could prove that it was legal for him to ask for these frauds to be evaluated.

If GA indicts, this could be the first time election fraud evidence is shown in a court in any significant, visible way.