Key Witness to Testify in Hearing Over Alleged Conflict of Interest in Trump Georgia Case

The testimony of Nathan Wade's former attorney could impact the prosecution's ability to continue in the high-profile election interference case.

Terrence Bradley, the former divorce attorney for special prosecutor Nathan Wade, is set to testify regarding the romantic relationship between Wade and District Attorney Fani Willis.
Judge Scott McAfee ruled that some communications between Bradley and Wade are not covered by attorney-client privilege, allowing Bradley's testimony to proceed.
The defense alleges that Willis and Wade's relationship, which began before Wade was hired, could disqualify Willis from prosecuting the case against former President Donald Trump and his co-defendants.
Willis and Wade have denied any wrongdoing, stating their relationship began only after Wade's hiring, but contradictions in their testimonies have raised questions.
Closing arguments on the motion to disqualify Willis are scheduled for Friday, with a decision by McAfee to follow.