Fani Willis disqualification may doom Trump's Georgia case
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30% Somewhat Conservative
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60% ReliableFair
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50% Medium Conservative
- Politician Portrayal
-47% Negative
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45% : "Harrison Floyd, who led Black Voices for Trump, posted on X a video of Grinch toys dancing to the song "Only God Can Do It" from Renee Winston.32% : Trump and his co-defendants are celebrating the news as legal experts view the decision as possibly dooming the case's future.
31% : That decision reversed the trial judge's ruling this spring that Willis could continue prosecuting Trump if Wade stepped aside, which he did.Chris Timmons, an Atlanta-based trial attorney, said he had never seen an appellate court disqualify a district attorney's office in his 17 previous years serving as a state prosecutor.
26% : Legal experts agree the prosecution cannot continue while Trump is in office, meaning that any chance of resurrecting his prosecution may not come until 2029.
17% : "This decision puts an end to a politically motivated persecution of the next President of the United States," Steve Sadow, Trump's lead attorney in the case, said in a statement, calling Thursday's decision "well-reasoned and just."Trump's co-defendants, whose charges could move forward while Trump is in office, have similarly celebrated the ruling.
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