Fani Willis and Nathan Wade will undoubtedly be removed from their positions as lead investigators in the case against President Donald J. Trump at this time.
The attorneys for Donald J. Trump said in a further dramatic filing that they had access to hundreds of text messages and GPS tracking information that prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that Willis and Wade lied to the court about the start date of their alleged romantic relationship.
And to think, the question of whether Willis gave any Yahoo News reporters access to grand jury material that was corrupted hasn’t even been raised yet.
The latest brief that the Supreme Court accepted for review is happening concurrently with the developments in Fulton County. In a brief submitted alongside multiple others, former US Attorney General Ed Meese questioned Special Counsel Jack Smith’s lawful appointment two years prior.
The Smith Special Counsel trials that are now scheduled for Washington, DC, and Palm Beach would have to be canceled if the Supreme Court rules that Smith was appointed unlawfully.
Attorney General Merrick Garland would then have to decide whether to abandon the case altogether or begin the process afresh with a Special Counsel who was duly appointed per the constitution.
It should be clear that Trump isn’t out of the woods yet, even if Willis and Wade get themselves disqualified from the case in Atlanta and even if Smith is forced to step down by an adverse SCOTUS ruling.
If SCOTUS removes Smith from the picture as some expect, then this would mean the only criminal trial that Trump currently faces is starting late next month in New York City: the one being prosecuted by Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg.
And the big problematic thing for those fervently hoping to see Trump convicted of a criminal offense -ANY CRIMINAL OFFENSE – before the 2024 election is held is that the star witness against Trump at this upcoming trial is serial liar and prolific perjurer Michael Cohen, the former Trump Organization lawyer.
