Donald Trump turned himself in as expected on Thursday in Georgia to be charged with an election plot. That process - and the coming arraignment - may follow a script unlike his previous three arrests this year.
During bookings in New York, Florida and Washington DC - where the former president has pleaded not guilty - he got special treatment.
Here's why this time will be different.
The former president has until now been spared a booking photo and having to interact with other criminal defendants.
But Fulton County Sheriff Pat Labat has said the department's "normal practices" will be followed when processing Mr Trump. These practices typically include a medical screening, fingerprinting and a warrants check.
A number of his alleged co-conspirators have already been booked into the Fulton County Jail, which is notorious for hazardous conditions that some inmates endure for months.
Mr Trump was also subjected to his first mugshot on Thursday, as the county's normal steps include photographing all its defendants.
"The Fulton County Jail, amongst jails, is a very disturbingly dysfunctional place," said Rachel Kaufman, an attorney in Atlanta.
Mr Trump and his 18 co-defendants "are going to witness some level of that dysfunction" when processed, she said.
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