Fulton judge says DA’s office violated open records law, orders Willis to pay $54,000
Another setback for Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’ prosecution of President Donald Trump and others.
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Judge says Fani Willis violated open records law, orders her to pay $54K in attorneys' fees
Fulton County Superior Court Judge Rachel Krause found that the failures to comply with the records law “were intentional, ...
Fani Willis violated open records law, judge finds
Fulton County, Ga., District Attorney Fani Willis was found to be in violation of the state’s Open Records Act as outlined in ...
DA Fani Willis Ordered By Judge to Pay Over $54K In Attorneys’ Fees
Fulton County Superior Court Judge Rachel Krause claimed Willis' office was "openly hostile" to attorney Ashleigh Merchant.
Fulton County DA Fani Willis given until May 10 to testify before panel
A committee investigating Willis' role in prosecuting Pres. Trump for interfering in Georgia's 2020 presidential election has ...
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Georgia Supreme Court considering if judge was right to block State Election Board rules
It's now up to Georgia's highest court to decide whether a lower court judge ruled correctly when he blocked seven rules ...
Fani Willis, Fulton DA’s office given 30 days to pay $54K for open records act violations
Willis and the Fulton County DA’s Office have 30 days from March 14 to provide those funds and must certify under oath that ...
Georgia Supreme Court considers whether judge was right to block new election rules
Just before last year's general election, a judge in Georgia blocked seven new rules passed by the State Election Board and ...
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Judge Says Fulton DA Violated Open Records Law, Orders Her to Pay $54K in Attorneys' Fees
Fulton County Superior Court Judge Rachel Krause found that the failures to comply with the records law “were intentional, not done in good faith, and were substantially groundless and vexatious.” ...
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Georgia Supreme Court considers whether judge was right to block new election rules
Fulton County Superior Court Judge Thomas Cox ruled in mid-October that seven of the rules were “illegal, unconstitutional and void." Cox failed to exercise appropriate judicial restraint when ...