
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis (D) faces a hearing scheduled for February 15 to address allegations that she is in a romantic relationship with one of the lead prosecutors in Donald Trump's Georgia election interference case which, if found to be valid, would be a violation of ethics rules.
The hearing, which was ordered by Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee, will require Willis to answer to claims that she and the prosecutor, Nathan Wade, "traveled on expensive vacations financed by the income Wade earned from his work on the case," after being brought on by Willis on a contract basis, according to Politico.