Georgia Appeals Court Sets December Hearing on Trump's Bid to Disqualify DA Fani Willis

The hearing, scheduled for a month after the presidential election, delays the case against Trump and co-defendants.

The Georgia Court of Appeals will hear arguments on December 5 regarding the removal of Fulton County DA Fani Willis from Trump's election interference case.
Trump's legal team argues for Willis's disqualification due to her past relationship with special prosecutor Nathan Wade, who resigned from the case.
The appeals court's decision to delay the hearing until after the election raises questions about the case's future if Trump wins the presidency.
A three-judge panel, all appointed by Republican governors, will oversee the appeal.
This delay follows a series of legal maneuvers that have kept the case in a state of limbo.