A well-known law professor warned that the legal proceedings led by Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis against former President Donald Trump appears to be “unraveling”, with concerns arising about her connection with Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade.
In recent days, President Trump’s legal team in Georgia has submitted fresh court filings indicating that Ms. Willis and Mr. Wade might have been involved in a relationship for a longer period than previously acknowledged in court.
This revelation comes after an examination of Mr. Wade’s cellphone records. In January, a co-defendant accused the duo of maintaining a covert relationship that allegedly resulted in gains for both Ms. Willis and Mr. Wade.
In court this month, both Mr. Wade and Ms. Willis made contradictory statements, which Georgetown University professor Jonathan Turley said could imperil their case.
“Now, the Willis team kept on preventing questions from the opposing counsel, who is trying to show that it was in fact this attorney that supported their original motion that this relationship began long before Nathan Wade was hired,” he told Fox News Tuesday.
“Now, whether we’re going to finally see those questions answered is something we will be watching closely today, but the case seems