[bitt]

gee, that’s a shame..

[Tench_Coxe]

Anyone think Kemp will step in at some point? The exploding car would suggest ‘no’.

[allendale]

Are these sloppy degenerates the best Biden could come up with to persecute Trump in Georgia?

[kiryandil]

welp

[Fido969]

Often divorce proceedings, especially related to financial information, will be private, so there is nothing unusual about keeping that out of the public eye. Some info, though is public.

[roving]

What goes around, comes around

[Dan in Wichita]

Nothing will happen to Fanny because A) she is a member of a politically protected class, and B) she is trying to destroy Trump, so she gets special treatment.

Her boyfriend Wade might get removed from his position and replaced by a more experienced prosecutor, but he will get to pocket all his ill-gotten gains and face no punishment.

The race to "Get Trump" in GA may have hit a temporary speed bump, but that's about it.

[Fido969]

Georgia is a no-fault divorce state. Usually the only issues at hand are financial.

[icclearly]

What’s this about living in a glass house thing?

[eyeamok]

The substantiating evidence for these claims, she argues, exists within sealed records from the Wade divorce case, which she is urging the court to unseal.

And why are the records sealed? Divorce proceedings are Public Records and are supposed to be available to the Public. Special Treatment and Special rights is one the leading causes of our phucked up system, and it needs to end.

[freepersup]

[thinden]

the boomerang

[Presbyterian Reporter]

“””in the divorce case of Nathan Wade and his wife, Joycelyn Wade.”””

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Who issued the subpoena on Big Fanny Willis?

Was it Jocelyn who is demanding 50% of Nathan’s ill-gotten gains?

[Gay State Conservative]

I want to know more about those two chats that Short Fat Fani’s office had with The Big Guy’s Department of Just Us. That sounds to me like a criminal conspiracy!

[Ann Archy]

Jocelyn just learned that wade made $650,000.00 last year!

[PGR88]

I used to think the future of America would look something like Columbia or Brazil

Now I think its more South Africa or Zimbabwe

[TTFlyer]

“When the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice: but when the wicked beareth rule, the people mourn.”

There is mourning in America today, at least among those of a sound mind. The “Law”, the foundation of any civilization, is dead. Welcome to the jungle.

[moovova]

That was quick.

[bray]

Thank you George Soros.

[silent majority rising]

Do any of the legal beagles here at FR know what happens to cases that are prosecuted by a very compromised DA? Including financial malfeasance? What happens to their cases and who removes them from office? It seems like someone should remove this cretin asap, and perhaps pursue criminal charges. How does this work?