Appeals court abruptly postpones Trump bid to oust Fani Willis from RICO case - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : "The trial court should be able to sever the other defendants from Trump and proceed to trial," ABC News legal contributor Chris Timmons said in a post on X Monday evening.
48% : The Washington Examiner contacted representatives for Trump and Willis.
44% : The delay underscores uncertainty about whether the case will proceed, particularly if Trump were to return to the presidency.
30% : At least four defendants have taken plea deals, and Trump and his remaining co-defendants have pleaded not guilty.
29% : Trump and eight other co-defendants had sought to remove Willis, citing alleged conflicts of interest stemming from revelations that she and her hired special prosecutor, Nathan Wade, attended several lavish vacations together and engaged in a romantic relationship while working on the case.
29% : Legal experts say the decision on Monday could complicate the prosecution and possibly lead to two groups of defendants heading to trial in the sprawling racketeering indictment, given that Trump likely won't be able to participate in a trial while he's a sitting present.
29% : "CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM THE WASHINGTON EXAMINERThe case marks one of four criminal cases Trump faced on his road back to the White House.

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