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   > The whore committed worse crimes than Trump ever thought about.  She   
   > should be stood up against a wall and shot.   
      
   AGeorgia judge on Thursday scheduled an "evidentiary hearing" regarding   
   allegations of misconduct against Fulton County District Attorney Fani   
   Willis, per a court filing.   
      
   The big picture: Willis, who is overseeing the case involving former   
   President Trump and several co-defendants over alleged Georgia election   
   interference, was recently accused of partaking in an "improper,   
   clandestine personal relationship" with the case's lead prosecutor   
   Nathan Wade.   
      
   Details: Judge Scott McAfee, of Fulton County Superior Court, scheduled   
   the hearing for Feb. 15 and set a deadline of Feb. 2 for the District   
   Attorney's office to respond to the motion.   
      
   Catch up quick: Michael Roman, one of the co-defendants in the Georgia   
   election interference case, brought forth the allegations earlier this   
   month. Roman asked the court to dismiss the indictment against him and   
   "disqualify Willis, Wade and their respective offices and firms from any   
   further involvement in the prosecution of this matter," per a Jan. 8   
   court filing. Roman claimed that the alleged personal relationship   
   between Willis and Wade has "resulted in the special prosecutor, and, in   
   turn, the district attorney, profiting significantly from this   
   prosecution at the expense of the taxpayers." The Georgia co-defendant   
   also claims that "instead of handling this case within her office, as   
   she could have done given the influx of Covid money, she chose to hire a   
   private special prosecutor to preside over the case."   
      
   Roman faces seven charges, including conspiracy to commit forgery in the   
   first degree, violating Georgia's RICO Act and conspiracy to commit   
   filing false documents. He has pleaded not guilty to the charges against   
   him. Zoom out: After a years-long investigation, Trump and 18 others   
   were charged in August with criminal racketeering over their alleged   
   efforts to subvert the 2020 election results in Georgia.   
      
   Since August, four of the co-defendants have accepted plea deals in the   
   case. A spokesperson for Willis did not immediately respond to Axios'   
   request for comment Thursday.   
      
   Go deeper: Fani Willis predicts Georgia election case could go into   
   early 2025   
      
   https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/judge-orders-evidence-hearing-over-a   
   lleged-misconduct-by-fani-willis/ar-AA1nckJG   
      
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