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The Georgia prosecutor leading a sprawling election interference case against Donald Trump has testified in court about allegations of misconduct levelled against her by the former president and his co-defendants – questions that could potentially disqualify them from the case.
Fani Willis accuses prosecution of ‘lying’ in bid to remove her from Trump case
A misconduct hearing is underway in an Atlanta courtroom, where the future of Fulton County District AttorneyFani Willis’ role in the Georgia election interference case against former president Donald Trump is being determined.
The Fulton county district attorney Fani Willis did not testify for a second time at a hearing on Friday examining whether her romantic relationship with one of her deputies on the Georgia election interference case against Donald Trump meant she should be disqualified from bringing the case.
The latest from witness testimony in the Ga. election interference caseFulton County District Attorney Fani Willis was not asked to resume her testimony today at a hearing on allegations she had an improper relationship with her lead prosecutor in the Georgia election interference case against Donald Trump and his co-defendants.Willis' office is expected to call several more witnesses today, including her father, in disputing allegations that she personally benefitted from the relationship. She denies the relationship was improper.The misconduct allegations against Willis center on who paid for trips she took with the lead prosecutor, Nathan Wade, and could lead to her removal from the case.
ATLANTA (AP) — Allegations of misconduct have taken center stage in Donald Trump’s 2020 Georgia election case, thrusting top prosecutors’ private lives into the spotlight and forcing them to answer deeply personal questions in court as they try to defend against efforts to derail the high-stakes case.
On the first day of a heated hearing, the Fulton county district attorney Fani Willis and her deputy, special prosecutor Nathan Wade, took the stand, hoping to put an end to the allegations that their past relationship threatens the criminal case against Donald Trump and his allies in their attempts to overturn the 2020 election.
Allegations of misconduct have taken center stage in Donald Trump's 2020 Georgia election case, thrusting top prosecutors' private lives into the spotlight and forcing them to answer deeply personal questions in court as they try to defend against efforts to derail the high-stakes case.