Trump requests rare oral arguments in Fani Willis disqualification appeal
- Former President Trump requests oral arguments in the appeal to disqualify Fani Willis from his 2020 case in Georgia.
- Lead Atlanta attorney files the request for rare oral arguments in the Fani Willis disqualification appeal.
- The legal battle continues as Trump seeks to challenge Fani Willis' involvement in the case.
Former President Donald Trump has requested an oral arguments hearing at the Georgia Court of Appeals to disqualify Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis from his 2020 election subversion case. Trump's legal team argues for Willis's disqualification due to alleged forensic misconduct and extrajudicial comments, including injecting race and religion into the case. The appeals court's decision to allow oral arguments is significant as most cases are decided based on written legal briefs. Trump's appeal aims to delay his criminal cases ahead of the 2024 presidential election. The removal hearing for Willis has garnered public attention through live broadcasts, with Trump's team emphasizing the potential harm caused by Willis's actions. The appeals court will reschedule the hearing if oral arguments are granted, potentially impacting the timeline of the case.