If you’ve taken the time to read the new Fulton County indictment of Donald Trump that charges him for his attempts to get Georgia’s 2020 presidential election results either flipped in his favor or fraudulently replaced during the Jan. 6 coup attempt, you were probably alarmed to see the names of the grand jurors responsible for the indictment right there on page nine of the publicly released document. This is a feature of Georgia state law intended to boost transparency.

But it also means Trump’s base of violence-minded insurrectionists immediately knows the identities of all of the private Georgia citizens who were summoned to grand jury duty and, after hearing the case and witness testimony presented by the district attorney, agreed that there was evidence Donald and friends committed a whole lot of crimes.