A Georgia court has set a date of October 4th for oral arguments in former President Donald Trump's appeal to remove District Attorney Fannie Willis from his case. This development comes after a judge allowed Willis to remain on the case, provided the lead prosecutor, Nathan Wade, stepped down due to a disclosed romantic relationship between the two.
The new date indicates that the trial is unlikely to take place before the upcoming presidential election and may extend into late 2025. The appeal process has been complicated by technicalities in pleading and cross-appeals, potentially delaying the case further.
