One of the Democrats' "Lawfare" cases against President Donald Trump, the Fulton County, Georgia, DA's claims he was involved in a criminal conspiracy for having opinions and expressing them after the 2020 election, has been one headache after another.
District Attorney Fani Willis was caught in a clear appearance of conflict because she gave more than $600,000 of taxpayer money to her paramour to work on the Trump case.
Is Fani Willi's case against Trump blowing up?
Now a report at The Federalist notes a new factor that could have the whole case explode in her face.
It's because there's an allegation she didn't, and doesn't, have any jurisdiction over the dispute; that state elections officials should have brought a case, if there was one to bring.
The new factor appeared in the case of Harrison Floyd, one of multiple co-defendants in the Trump case.
Further, Kachouroff explained in the report, "If the court of appeals or the Georgia Supreme Court were to rule in Floyd's favor, it would mean Willis indicted the defendants without proper jurisdiction. Not only would that cause her entire case to crumble like a house of cards, but such a ruling would also remove her immunity. This would leave her and Fulton County vulnerable to a multimillion-dollar lawsuit for violating the civil rights of each of the defendants."
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