Fani Willis’s Affair ‘Could Result in Disqualification,’ Judge Warns as Case Against Trump Nears a Tipping Point
A hearing Thursday will shine a spotlight on the district attorney’s affair with the special prosecutor she hired to press the charges against the 45th president.

Judge Scott McAfee’s insistence on holding a hearing to determine whether the district attorney of Georgia’s Fulton County, Fani Willis, and her boyfriend who is a special prosecutor, Nathan Wade, will be disqualified from the case they have brought against President Trump and 18 others underscores the seriousness of the scandal and could mark a tipping point in Ms. Willis’s efforts to secure convictions.
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