Georgia Court Sets October Hearing on Fani Willis' Role in Trump Case
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The Georgia Court of Appeals has set a tentative hearing date of October 4 to decide whether District Attorney Fani Willis should be disqualified from the election interference case against former President Donald Trump. Three judges, all appointed by Republican governors, will hear the appeal. The decision is not expected before the upcoming presidential election, with a final ruling required by mid-March 2025.
- Georgia court sets Oct. 4 hearing to consider whether Fulton DA should remain on Trump case The Atlanta Journal Constitution
- Trump's appeal hearing on Fani Willis set for October, likely pushing trial past election ABC News
- Georgia appeals court sets October hearing on Fani Willis removal in Trump trial NBC News
- Fani Willis gets tentative hearing date for Trump bid to remove her from case Axios
- Trump appeal to remove Willis from Georgia election subversion case set for October, likely putting trial past Election Day CNN
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