In a highly significant development in the Trump election subversion case in Georgia, a judge has announced plans to hold a hearing on allegations of an improper relationship between the Fulton County District Attorney and the lead prosecutor. The allegations came to light earlier this week when one of former President Donald Trump's co-defendants, Mike Roman, accused District Attorney Fonny Willis and lead prosecutor Nathan Wade of having a romantic relationship.
Although no direct evidence has been provided to substantiate these claims, Roman's lawyers have raised concerns regarding Wade's lack of experience in criminal cases, given his appointment to such a significant role in the high-profile Rico case. Wade's previous experience primarily involved personal injury cases, leading to questions regarding his suitability for the current position. Additionally, concerns have been raised about the substantial amount of money Wade has earned from working on the case over the past two years.
