Fani Willis May Be Down but Is Not Yet Out in Her Quest To Convict Trump; Can the Determined District Attorney Mount a Comeback?
The disqualification of the Fulton County district attorney could yet be reversed by the Peach State’s supreme court.

District Attorney Fani Willis of Fulton County, Georgia, has been stripped of her racketeering case against President-elect Trump and 18 of his aides and associates. The stunning ruling from a state appeals court, though, isn’t the absolute end of her tenure helming the prosecution — yet.
Georgia’s supreme court could yet reinstate Ms. Willis — if it decides to hear the case. Even if it does not, the indictments she secured have not been wiped away, and in time, a special prosecutor could be appointed to review them and decide whether to pursue the same prosecutorial path.
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