Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis isn’t backing down after a Georgia judge tossed several of her criminal charges against former President Donald Trump and his co-defendants in the 2020 election case.

According to a report by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Willis is now asking the Georgia Court of Appeals to step in and reinstate six of those counts, which were dismissed earlier this year.

Back in March, Fulton County Judge Scott McAfee dismissed six charges against Trump, citing a lack of sufficient detail from Willis. However, that wasn’t the end of the legal wrangling.

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In a separate ruling last month, McAfee struck down two additional charges against Trump, ruling that Willis and Georgia prosecutors didn’t have the authority to pursue the counts. These charges were tied to the alleged submission of false documents in federal court.

Despite these setbacks, McAfee allowed the racketeering charge to stand, keeping it in play for all defendants.

Trump’s defense team, led by attorney Steve Sadow, wasted no time firing back at Willis’ latest move. In a statement to Fox News Digital, Sadow made it clear that the trial court’s dismissal was spot-on.

He said, “The trial court’s dismissal order properly decided that the State failed to sufficiently plead the allegations in the dismissed counts under Georgia law.”

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Adding even more drama to the case, reports surfaced that Willis allegedly had an “improper affair” with Nathan Wade, a prosecutor she brought on board to help with the Trump case.

Wade has since stepped down, throwing another wrench into Willis’ legal strategy.

In June, the Georgia Court of Appeals paused proceedings, agreeing to hear the defense’s request to disqualify Willis from the case altogether, marking yet another setback for the district attorney.

The court is set to hear Trump’s disqualification argument on December 5th—one month after the 2024 presidential election. Meanwhile, Trump has pleaded not guilty to all charges.

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As reported by Fox News, this case has been one twist after another, and it doesn’t look like Willis is ready to throw in the towel just yet. Whether or not the Georgia Court of Appeals agrees to reinstate those charges remains to be seen.

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