Will Georgia Republicans try to get rid of Fani Willis before she can bring Trump to trial?
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Source: dailykos
The Georgia Legislature just passed legislation to create a so- called Prosecuting Attorneys Oversight Commission, which would make it easier to remove District Attorneys from office. It is reported that Gov. Kemp has indicated that he will sign the legislation into law.
This will make it far easier to get a recall election to remove Willis from office, even if she has already indicted Trump, which may happen any day. If DA Willis is recalled and removed from office a newly elected Republican District Attorney would have the discretion to discontinue the prosecution of Trump, before a criminal trial is conducted.
Any future indictment of Trump will likely include other co-defendants some of which may be the same Georgia Republican Legislators who enacted this new law.
On its face, this new law appears to be a corrupt attempt by the Republicans who control the State Legislature, and Governorship in Georgia to save Trump and themselves from criminal prosecution.
Read more: https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2023/3/6/2156653/-Will-Georgia-try-to-get-rid-of-Fani-Willis-before-she-can-bring-Trump-to-trial
This is the only article I could find not behind a paywall.
Joinfortmill
(14,804 posts)pnwmom
(109,065 posts)by a large majority will turn her out because the state Republicans want them to.
Also, I'm pretty sure I heard something about Jack Smith and the DOJ requesting her to share evidence with them some time ago. I bet that's ongoing.
CanonRay
(14,259 posts)it's the end of rule of law. Period. Somebody turn out the lights.
sakabatou
(42,348 posts)orleans
(34,204 posts)Bettie
(16,246 posts)that's who they are.
NCjack
(10,280 posts)the evidence to Jack-be-quick.
Hope she has a dead-man's switch in place to send everything to the DOJ. I could see Kemp sending in the State Police to seize everything.
hay rick
(7,787 posts)I haven't read most of it but I went to the end (p 9 of 10), where implementation/effective dates are usually found and it says:
228 (n) The commission shall commence by October 1, 2023, and the rules and regulations
229 promulgated by such commission shall be established no later than April 1, 2024. No
230 complaint shall be filed before July 1, 2024.
FoxNewsSucks
(10,489 posts)Meanwhile, we must "be patient".
Skittles
(153,941 posts)so YES
electric_blue68
(15,386 posts)which is how I heard about it.
She first talked about other countries rulers, presidents pm's etc how each them did, or are trying to takeover their nations' Judiciary system. A blatent authoritarian move. Seeing elsewhere - and now being attempted here (earlier history re this in the USA I'm not familiar about it it was ever tried but I think she said it was the first time it got this far vs "railing against" the current system)
C Moon
(12,253 posts)ZonkerHarris
(24,465 posts)KPN
(15,729 posts)Republicans. They do what they are and always have been schemers, manipulators, self-serving cheaters who prefer a zero sum game as opposed to collaboration, cooperation and community serving.
LetMyPeopleVote
(147,389 posts)Cattledog
(5,940 posts)As is a successful recall.
Lasher
(27,814 posts)This is analysis and opinion, which makes it unsuitable for the LBN Forum. Please consider posting in the GD Forum.