Attorneys for a co-defendant in former President Donald Trump’s Georgia case will be able to argue that Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis overstepped her authority by bringing election-related racketeering charges against him, according to a new ruling.
District Judge Scott McAfee on Monday granted a certificate of immediate review for Harrison Lloyd, a former leader of the Black Voices for Trump coalition, allowing him to request a review by the Georgia Court of Appeals. The decision by McAfee is surprising because it conflicts with previous rulings quashing procedural motions meant to deny Willis from pursuing certain crimes.
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