Legal battle between Former President Trump and Georgia prosecutor Fani Willis
Former President Trump files notice of appeal to disqualify Georgia prosecutor Fani Willis from the case against him due to alleged improper affair with special counsel Nathan Wade. Appeals court to hear case, earliest in August and latest in spring 2025.
Key Points
- Former President Trump filed notice of appeal to disqualify Georgia prosecutor Fani Willis due to alleged affair with special counsel Nathan Wade
- Appeals court to hear case, earliest in August and latest in spring 2025
- Judge ruled in March that Wade had to be removed to prevent disqualification of Willis in the case against Trump
Pros
- Legal process being followed for appeal
- Transparency in legal proceedings
Cons
- Allegations of improper affair could create doubts in public perception
- Delay in resolution due to appeals process