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Former #FaniWillis “special prosecutor” Nathan Wade facing contempt of court allegations in his pending divorce

“Defendant urgently requires medical procedures, namely an endoscopy, colonoscopy, and ultrasound, due to severe physical symptoms she has been enduring. These symptoms have significantly impacted her ability to consume
most foods, leading to a substantial weight loss”

Despite a direct request from Defendant to Plaintiff for prepayment and an
additional demand from Defendant’s counsel to Plaintiff’s counsel, Plaintiff has
failed and neglected to fulfill his obligation under the Temporary Order to cover
these necessary healthcare costs. Instead, Plaintiff has instructed Defendant to
make payment to the provider herself, with an assurance of reimbursement.
[Exhibit C attached hereto comprises copies of emails exchanged between the
parties and a subsequent email to Plaintiff’s counsel, further elucidating the
aforementioned interactions.]

And there it is! In all its glory

This is the application filed with the Georgia Court of Appeals asking them to hear the #FaniWillis disqualification appeal.

It will be assigned to a three judge panel. It requires only one judge to agree to allow the appeal to proceed.

While the trial court factually found DA Willis’s out-of-court statements were improper and Defendants proved an apparent conflict of interest, the trial court erred as a matter of law by not requiring dismissal and DA Willis’ disqualification. This legal error requires the Court’s immediate review.

The erroneous failure to disqualify a prosecutor is a structural error that would not just cause substantial error at trial – it would render each and every trial in this case a nullity.

Given the complexity of this case, the fact that it likely will be conducted through multiple different trials given the number of Defendants, and the projected length of each of these trials (estimated by the State to be at least four months each, but likely much longer), the time and resources that the courts, the parties, and the taxpayers of Fulton County are going to be forced to expend to go through this process even once is massive.

It is neither prudent nor efficient to require the courts, the parties, or taxpayers to run the significant and avoidable risk of having to go through this painful, divisive, and expensive process more than once when an existing structural error can be remedied by this Court now.

Bar Grievance filed against #FaniWillis by Fulton Co Resident

It's back to square 1 for #FaniWillis

The indictment is legally flawed on 6 counts as to 6 defendants

In order to proceed with the current case, she would have to elect to proceed without these counts as part of the case...

BUT...

BUT - she can fix the defects the judge found.

She can take the whole case back to a grand jury and re-indict the whole thing with language that satisfies the court's concern

But that would mean starting all over from square one

This is a major setback for #FaniWillis ...

BUT...

BUT... this also makes me wonder:

If the judge were going to disqualify #FaniWillis maybe he would have ruled on that motion before this one...?

Or maybe he is ruling on the pending motions in the order they were filed....

Too soon to say so stay tuned!

BREAKING 🚨🚨

GA Prosecutor's Proposed Testimony Offered to Reopen #FaniWillis Disqualification hearing

From in or around August of 2023 through January of 2024, Ms. Yeager had numerous, in-person and other conversations with attorney Terence Bradley in which information relating to District Attorney Willis and Mr. Wade was discussed""

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"Mr. Wade had definitively begun a romantic relationship with Ms. Willis during the time that Ms. Willis was running for District Attorney in 2019 through 2020"

PREVIEW⚖️⚖️

Here's a preview of what to expect when the #FaniWillis disqualification hearing resumes today

But first, why does this matter?

Counsel for Trump Co-Defendant Michael Roman says Willis has made the legal process "fundamentally unfair," a due process violation

"the State had an obligation to protect at all costs the fundamental fairness in the process and to avoid even the appearance of impropriety regarding the State’s motives or the district attorney’s personal or financial incentives in prosecuting the case. But the State did not do that"

Today we expect to see Attorney Terrence Bradley resume his testimony now that the judge has ruled "Special Prosecutor" Nathan Wade can't use attorney-client privilege to prevent Bradley from saying what he knows about #FaniWillis and Wade's affair