Judge In Trump RICO case sets hearing to determine if Fani Willis benefitted from relationship with Nathan Wade

Judge Scott McAfee cleared the way for a hearing to determine if Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis benefitted& from a relationship with special prosecutor Nathan Wade.& On Feb. 12, McAfee dismissed a request by Willis to have the hearing canceled. McAfee said that it’s possible that the facts could lead to a disqualification. As a result, Willis, her father John C. Floyd III, and Wade could be called to testify in a hearing that would take place on Feb. 15.& Last week, Willis revealed that she had a personal relationship with Nathan Wade, but there’s no conflict of interest when it comes to the Trump RICO case.& The 176-page filing provides insight into the relationship with Willis and Wade. The two reveal that they did not engage in a personal relationship until 2022. They claim that at no point were funds misused to enhance their lifestyle.& & “There are no joint or shared finances or financial accounts; there is not now and has never been any shared household; there is no financial dependency or merging of daily expenses; financial responsibility for personal travel taken is divided roughly evenly between the two, with neither being primarily responsible for expenses of...