Trump Georgia case 'almost certain' to face 'significant delay' with new ruling: reporter

Former President Donald Trump scored yet another win that one top legal reporter thinks is almost certain to cause a major delay in his Georgia racketeering trial.

Politico's Kyle Cheney reports that the Court of Appeals of the State of Georgia has agreed to hear Trump's appeal of his failed effort to disqualify Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis from prosecuting the case.

"This is almost certain to significantly delay the potential trial, which was already unsettled," wrote Cheney on Twitter.

Trump's attorneys had tried to argue that Willis had a conflict of interest in the case because she gave the job of lead prosecutor to Nathan Wade, an attorney with whom she had once been involved romantically.

Fulton County Judge Scott McAfee criticized Willis for poor judgement but concluded that she could stay on the case so long as Wade stepped down.

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