Disgraced Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis was back in court.
Willis fought tooth and nail to keep her political persecution of Donald Trump alive.
And Fani Willis begged a judge to issue one sick ruling against Donald Trump.
Fani Willis’ unconstitutional indictment of Donald Trump hits a speed bump
Fani Willis’ indictment against Donald Trump had problems from the very start.
Willis indicted Trump as part of the Democrat Party’s lawfare campaign against the former President.
The charges Willis filed against Trump amounted to criminalizing Trump for asking for a recount and pursuing legal options to contest the 2020 election.
Besides the fact that these charges were blatantly unconstitutional, that just scratched the surface of the issues with Willis’ indictment.
Willis failed to perform basic prosecutorial work of what amounted to dotting the i’s and crossing the t’s.
Judge Scott McAfee threw out six of the charges against Donald Trump on the grounds that Willis didn’t include enough detail in the indictment about what crime Trump and his co-defendants stood accused of committing, which violated their constitutional right to prepare a proper legal defense under the Sixth Amendment.
“These details, which amount to far more than a barebones recitation of the statutory elements for the crime of solicitation, clearly gave Cross-Appellees enough information to prepare their defense intelligently by telling them precisely what they were alleged to have done, when, and to whom,” Judge McAfee wrote in his ruling throwing out the six charges against Trump.
“The Court’s concern is less that the State has failed to allege sufficient conduct of the Defendants – in fact it has alleged an abundance,” McAfee added. “However, the lack of detail concerning an essential legal element is, in the undersigned’s opinion, fatal.”
Fani Willis wants charges against Trump reinstated
Fulton County Assistant District Attorney Alex Bernick insisted in a 38-page filing that Willis’ office included enough detail in the indictment that the charges should stand.
“The indictment more than sufficiently placed Cross-Appellees on notice of the conduct at issue and allowed them to prepare an intelligent defense to the charges,” Bernick claimed.
“The trial court’s dismissal order properly decided that the State failed to sufficiently plead the allegations in the dismissed counts under Georgia law,” Bernick argued.
Fani Willis is currently fighting for her professional career on multiple fronts.
Willis is facing an appeals court hearing on a motion to disqualify her from the Trump prosecution due to her sex scandal with special prosecutor Nathan Wade.
The Georgia State Senate and the House Judiciary Committee are investigating her for misuse of funds, retaliation against a whistleblower, and other professional misconduct.
Willis may also face criminal charges for perjuring herself during her initial disqualification hearing when she claimed she didn’t begin her affair with Wade until after she hired him as special prosecutor.
The fight to reinstate the criminal charges against Trump, which Judge McAfee had previously thrown out due to Willis’ shoddy work, may be the least of her problems.
But Willis felt compelled to fight anyway.
