Trump Lawyers Seek to Disqualify DA Fani Willis Over Allegations of Misconduct

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Former President Donald Trump's legal team is once again attempting to disqualify Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis from the ongoing election interference case. They filed a reply brief in the Georgia Court of Appeals, arguing that Willis's alleged misconduct, including inflammatory public comments, warrants her removal and the dismissal of the case. The brief highlights claims that Willis's rhetoric was designed to sway public opinion against Trump and his co-defendants. Additionally, allegations of an "improper" affair between Willis and a former special prosecutor have surfaced, which both parties have denied. Willis previously moved to dismiss the appeal, stating that the lower court found no substantial evidence to support claims of a conflict of interest.

Trump's legal team considers her motion a desperate attempt to block further appellate review. The case has significant implications for the upcoming presidential election, as it involves serious charges against the GOP nominee. A hearing is scheduled for December 5 to further examine these allegations and their impact on the case.

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