Judge Rules on DA's Role in Trump Georgia Case Amid Conflict Allegations

Fulton County DA Fani Willis can continue prosecuting Trump for election interference, but must remove special prosecutor Nathan Wade due to concerns over their relationship.

• Judge Scott McAfee rules Fulton County DA Fani Willis can continue prosecuting Trump in election interference case, but special prosecutor Nathan Wade must step aside.
• The ruling follows allegations of an improper romantic relationship between Willis and Wade, raising concerns of conflict of interest.
• Despite criticisms of Willis' conduct, including her combative testimony and racially charged speech, McAfee found no actual conflict of interest.
• The decision allows Willis to either remove Wade from the case or step aside herself, aiming to address the appearance of impropriety.
• The case against Trump and co-defendants on racketeering charges related to the 2020 election continues, with potential appeals expected.

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