Weeks before election day, Fani Willis seeks to reinstate criminal charges against Trump

The potential of Donald Trump being elected President has yet to stop Fani Willis from her attempt to hold him accountable for his alleged crimes during the 2020 Election.& On Oct. 16, the Fulton County District Attorney asked Georgia’s Court of Appeals to reinstate six criminal charges against Trump and five others who are his co-defendants.& Willis seeks to overturn a ruling made in March by Judge Scott McAfee that stated Trump and his co-defendants were not given enough details about certain charges to properly defend themselves.& The six counts that were dismissed center around alleged act that Trump and his cohorts urged others to violate their oath of office, but the indictment should add further details of the actual office that was violated, McAfee stated in March.& In the brief issued this week, Willis wrote that she “more than sufficiently placed (Trump and his five codefendants) on notice of the conduct at issue and allowed them to prepare an intelligent defense to the charges. The indictment included an abundance of context and factual allegations about the solicitations at issue, including when the requests were made, to whom the requests were made and the manner in which the requests were...