"Trump Georgia Prosecutor Settles Divorce, Avoiding Testimony Amid Election Case"
The lead prosecutor in the Georgia election-interference case against Donald Trump settled a contentious divorce dispute, avoiding a hearing that could have included testimony about allegations of an improper relationship between him and Fulton County District Attorney Fani T. Willis. The settlement allows both parties to avoid potentially embarrassing testimony, but does not eliminate scrutiny of their alleged actions. The divorce case has garnered national attention after one of Trump’s co-defendants accused Willis and the prosecutor of having an improper relationship. The settlement does not assure that the criminal case against Trump and his allies will continue, as there are ongoing investigations and legal challenges.
- Trump Georgia prosecutor Nathan Wade settles divorce, avoiding testimony The Washington Post
- What Fani Willis owes to herself, the court and the country The Hill
- Georgia prosecutor on Trump election case won’t be asked about alleged affair in divorce case after agreement reached CNN
- As Trump moves to disqualify Fulton DA, could earlier misstep be a guide? The Atlanta Journal Constitution
- Trump Georgia Case: Nathan Wade Settles Divorce, Avoiding Testimony The New York Times
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