Former President Donald J. Trump has till no later than midday on Aug. 25 to voluntarily give up to authorities in Fulton County, Fani T. Willis, the district lawyer, stated on Monday.

The script that officers in Atlanta will observe for his arrest and reserving is more likely to deviate from the usual working process, simply because it did when Mr. Trump was arrested on separate fees in New York in April.

In New York, prosecutors contacted a lawyer for Mr. Trump on the night of March 30 “to coordinate his surrender to the Manhattan D.A.’s Office for arraignment,” based on a put up on Twitter by the district lawyer, Alvin Bragg. The transfer was unsurprising, as suspects in white-collar instances are sometimes given an opportunity to show themselves in.

Just a few days later, Mr. Trump was fingerprinted and escorted by a Manhattan courthouse after surrendering to investigators from the district lawyer’s workplace. But he was additionally allowed to forgo sure procedural indignities, together with being handcuffed and having his reserving photograph taken.

Some of these lodging had been possible organized in pre-arrest discussions that the Secret Service performed with their counterparts within the New York Police Department. In Georgia, comparable coordination is more likely to be undertaken by the Secret Service and the Fulton County Sheriff’s Department, which is answerable for the primary jail system for Atlanta, in addition to courthouse safety.

In the months main as much as Mr. Trump’s arrest, sheriff’s division officers declined to debate the logistical particulars, though the Fulton County sheriff has stated Mr. Trump received’t obtain any particular therapy. The division’s web site notes that most individuals arrested in Fulton County are taken to the primary jail on Rice Street, simply northwest of downtown Atlanta and near Bankhead, a working-class neighborhood wealthy in local hip-hop lore.

At the jail, arrestees usually bear medical screening, fingerprinting and a test for excellent warrants. They even have their mug shot taken. “All arrestees who do not bond out of jail will routinely appear before a judge within 24 hours after arrest,” the web site states.