Willis must step aside or remove special prosecutor in Trump case

Judge Scott McAfee’s ruling in Georgia permits Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and her team to proceed with prosecuting Donald Trump and his co-defendants, but under specific conditions.

McAfee clarified that the defense’s attempt to demonstrate an actual conflict of interest on Willis’s part was unsuccessful.

However, he acknowledged a notable appearance of impropriety within the prosecution team’s structure, necessitating action to address it.

McAfee outlined two options for rectifying the situation. Firstly, Willis and her entire office could recuse themselves, leading to the case being reassigned by a state panel to an alternative office or prosecutor.

Alternatively, special prosecutor Nathan Wade could withdraw, allowing the case to progress without his involvement, thereby averting potential distractions or compromises to its integrity, NBC News reported.

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