Posted on 01/08/2024 7:45:33 PM PST by bitt
An ongoing affair with her subordinate - the Trump Special Prosecutor
There are some explosive allegations aimed at Fulton County officials this evening.
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, who has targeted Donald Trump and 18 others with the crime of challenging the 2020 election, is alleged to have an ongoing affair with her subordinate, Fulton County Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade.
The claim comes from the attorneys for defendant Michael Roman, who today filed their motion to dismiss and disqualify DA Willis and the Special Prosecutor. Roman faces years in prison after being charged with six counts by Special Prosecutor Wade, including violation of the Georgia RICO Act. A conviction under Georgia’s RICO conspiracy statute, for example, requires a punishment of between five and 20 years of imprisonment. See Ga. Code Ann. § 16-14-5. You can read the full filing from today here.
Getting to the specifics, Roman’s attorneys allege that DA Willis and Wade:
“have traveled personally together to such places as Napa Valley, Florida, and the Caribbean and the special prosecutor has purchased tickets for both of them to travel on both the Norwegian and Royal Caribbean cruise lines.”
Further evidencing their relationship, DA Willis and Wade have been observed “in private together” in the Atlanta area and are “believed to have cohabitated in some form or fashion at a location owned by neither of them.” Sources close to both parties “have confirmed they had an ongoing, personal relationship during the pendency of the special prosecutor’s divorce proceedings.”
It is alleged that this relationship began before Wade was appointed Special Prosecutor. Reporting on this story tonight, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution noted that both parties have not denied the relationship:
“Pallavi Bailey, a Willis spokeswoman, said the DA’s office will respond to Roman’s allegations ‘through appropriate court filings. Wade did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The romantic relationship between DA Willis and Wade is important for a couple of important reasons.
First, the Georgia Rules of Professional Conduct (the State’s guidelines for lawyer ethics) require an attorney to practice with “independent judgment.” Fulton County government officials, like Willis, are to be “in fact and in appearance, independent and impartial in the performance of their official duties. . . that there be public confidence in the integrity of the county.” Moreover, prosecutors in the State of Georgia are required to take the following oath:
“I do swear that I will faithfully and impartially and without fear, favor, or affection discharge my duties as district attorney and will take only my lawful compensation. So help me God.”
As observed by New York Law School legal and judicial expert Stephen Gillers, if the allegations are true then “Willis was conflicted in the investigation and prosecution of this case” and did not deliver the “independent professional judgment” her position as District Attorney requires.
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I hope he’s had his shots! Ugh!
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“The expert might not have gone far enough - this is a potential basis for the disqualification of Willis and Wade, as both prosecutors have a personal interest or stake in the defendants’ conviction.
Second, this is a scandal because DA Willis broke the rules governing the appointment of a Special Prosecutor to benefit her lover. According to the filing, DA Willis apparently misrepresented how she would use Fulton County funds to clear the COVID-19 legal backlog, and instead used them to appoint the Special Prosecutor without proper approval.
Getting to our third point, the violation of the appointment rules is an especially key detail here because the beneficiary was sleeping with DA Willis. As a result of this appointment and the billing approvals overseen by DA Willis, Special Prosecutor Wade has received “almost $1,000,000.00 in legal fees” from Fulton County, substantially exceeding the compensation for any other Georgia State or County prosecutor. And these funds were used, allegedly, the fund their extravagant vacations and getaways.”
If any part of these allegations against her are true, she must resign and repay all the money.
And she must be held accountable to the full extent of the law.
No one is above the law; and all that.
Looks like Willis not only screwed Trump, but also the voters, the Constitution and America. Her boyfriend was just the latest person she screwed by betrayal.
How is the central foundation of the case, the indictments, not called into question as a potential miscarriage of justice? Would the proper resolution be dismissal of all charges with prejudice?
She needs to resign yesterday. What a corrupt snake.
“Left alone with big fat FANI,
she was such a naughty nanny.
Heap big woman,
you made a bad boy out of me”
According to a motion filed to dismiss and disqualify DA Willis and Special Prosecutor Wade,
<><>Willis appointed Wade her Special Prosecutor without proper approval
<><>willis had access to county tax dollars for local legal work
<><>Willis allegedly misrepresented how she’d use County tax dollars earmarked for Covid legal work,
<><>Wade received “almost $1,000,000.00 in legal fees” from the Fulton County Covid funding,
<><>the county tax dollars also financed luxury vacations and romantic getaways for Willis and Wade.
Is the Biden White House coordinating Trump’s prosecution?
(Excerpt) Read more at twitter.com ...
Anyone having any kind of relations with her ought to seriously consider bestiality as a better option.
The motion is better than that. It is to set aside the indictments an initio—from the beginning, because her lover, not being properly appointed, had zero authority under law to empanel said grand jury!
…moves this Honorable Court for an order striking the special purpose grand jury report and dismissing the criminal indictment in its entirety against Mr. Roman on the grounds that the entire prosecution is invalid and unconstitutional because the Fulton County district attorney never had legal authority to appoint the special prosecutor, who assisted in obtaining both grand jury indictments. As a result, both indictments contain structural errors and irreparable defects and should be dismissed in their entirety as to Mr. Roman.
If the judge holds it true for this indictee, it’s true for all persons indicted by the same invalid grand jury. This could be delicious!
This looks to be the Georgia version of Ed Meese’s Amicus brief to the Supreme Court then to the DC Appellate Court about Jack Smith not being properly appointed, but here under Georgia state law.
"As has been pointed out in prior filings, the special prosecutor’s oath of office was never filed. While this may have been an oversight, it may have been purposeful—a specific attempt to shield from public knowledge the fact that the special prosecutor had, in fact, been appointed without legal authority."
What movie is that from?
Warner Bros “Rampage” Starring George the Gorrilla and Dwayne Johnson “The Rock”
Thanks.
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