“It doesn’t matter if you’re rich, poor, Black, white, Democrat or Republican,” Willis, who is Black, told CNN last year. “If you violated the law, you’re going to be charged.”
But the Georgia law didn’t require prosecutors to demonstrate an underlying criminal enterprise, only the commission of a range of illegal acts that furthered a single criminal goal. “Because of its breadth,” Eisen said, “Georgia prosecutors are more prone to utilize their criminal RICO provision as a vehicle for major cases.” It’s one of the best places in the country for deploying such a provision, he added. Volkan Topalli, a professor of criminology at Georgia State, told me that the state’s generous statute helps create a “whirlpool effect” in the prosecution of criminal conspiracies: “If you capture one person in the whirlpool, everyone else gets sucked in along with them.”
So any Biden official who met with Willis and Wade in furtherance of their criminal conspiracy to profit from prosecution Trump = RICO.