Judge Rules Fani Willis Must Testify In Misconduct Probe

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has been ordered to testify under oath before the Georgia Senate, following a judge’s ruling on allegations of misconduct in the Trump RICO case. The decision marks a significant development in the ongoing scrutiny of Willis’ actions.

Judge Ingram ruled that the Republican-controlled Senate special committee has the authority to subpoena Willis. The committee aims to investigate whether her handling of Trump’s case involved ethical breaches or improper motives.

State Sen. Greg Dolezal celebrated the ruling, writing on X, “We’ll see you soon, Madam D.A.” The announcement has fueled anticipation about the potential revelations from Willis’ testimony.

Critics accuse Willis of politicizing her office, with some legal experts suggesting the allegations could jeopardize her career. Online commentators have pointed to her previous defiance of a subpoena in September as a potential indicator of her future behavior.

The court decision, reported by Fox News, has intensified public interest in the case. Willis’ attorney, Roy Barnes, has criticized the ruling and announced plans to appeal. Willis has until January 13 to formally respond to the court’s decision.

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