The federal indictment against former FBI Director James Comey for alleged threats tied to a 2025 social media post remains in early pretrial proceedings, with arraignment rescheduled to September 30 and trial set for October 2026 in North Carolina. Comey surrendered in April but was released on his own recognizance, consistent with standard handling of non-violent charges absent flight risk or danger findings. Sentencing after any conviction would require additional hearings well beyond June 30, aligning with trader consensus reflected in the 98.9% implied probability for "No." Limited scenarios that could still shift the outcome include an unexpected judicial order for pretrial detention or a rapid plea agreement with immediate custody, though neither appears imminent given current court scheduling and case status.