Raw StoryTrump co-defendant sues Fani Willis' office for 'intentionally withholding' records
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43% : "As shown more fully below, FCDA is in clear violation of the Act, appears to be intentionally withholding information in advance of scheduled evidentiary hearings in two separate proceedings, and has forced Plaintiff to take action through this filing to obtain relief," said the suit.38% : "ALSO READ: Trump's spell is broken -- no wonder he's madRoman is seeking the records ahead of a hearing that seeks to disqualify Willis as the prosecutor in the case, which charges Trump and over a dozen GOP-affiliated lawyers and party operatives with essentially running an organized crime ring to block certification of the 2020 presidential vote in Georgia.
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