Examining DA Willis’ Financial Dealings and Her Lover’s Role in Trump Probe

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by Kate Chandler

This week, an evidentiary hearing is scheduled in the Georgia RICO case against President Trump and the remaining 14 co-defendants. The focus of the hearing, however,  will not be on the alleged offenses charged against the defendants. Instead, it will examine the details of a personal romantic relationship between Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and Nathan Wade, the special prosecutor she appointed to the case.

The revelation of Willis’ intimate relationship with Wade is set against a backdrop of an intricate web of financial transactions and strategic appointments surrounding the Trump investigation. The pivotal moment came when Willis approached her then-secret lover, Nathan Wade, for the special prosecutor role in the case—a move that coincided with the county’s approval of additional funds to address a COVID-induced case backlog. Wade’s acceptance of the role—a position for which he was very well compensated and that strategically advanced both his and Willis’ careers—was followed the next day by his filing for a divorce from his wife.

The purpose of this week’s hearing in the Trump case is to determine whether the relationship between Willis and Wade, in the context of the case’s prosecution, provided a financial benefit to Willis, which could result in her disqualification from the case.

Background

On January 8, 2024, Michael Roman, one of the remaining 15 defendants in the Trump prosecution, filed a motion to dismiss the indictment and disqualify Fani Willis and Nathan Wade, the special prosecutor, citing conflicts of interest. Roman claimed that Willis had an improper and secret relationship with Wade, who is in the midst of a divorce, and raised concerns about Wade’s lack of experience with felony prosecutions, especially complex RICO cases. The motion alleges that Willis’s romantic involvement with Wade predates his appointment as special prosecutor and accuses Willis of benefiting financially from the relationship, highlighting vacations funded through Wade’s prosecutorial compensation. Evidence supporting these financial allegations, including bank statements, emerged during Wade’s divorce proceedings in Cobb County.

Judge McAfee, who is presiding over the Trump case, ordered Willis to address the allegations by February 2 and scheduled a hearing for February 15 to examine potential conflicts of interest arising from the Willis and Wade affair. In her response, Willis acknowledged a romantic relationship with Wade following his 2021 appointment as special prosecutor but denied any personal or financial conflicts of interest, asserting that they never cohabitated or shared bank accounts. Wade’s affidavit, included in Willis’ filing, recounts their acquaintance starting at a municipal court training in October 2019, evolving from professional friendship to romance in 2022, but denies any romantic involvement before his special prosecutor appointment.

Willis asked the judge to forgo the evidentiary hearing, arguing that there are no conflicts of interest related to their relationship.

Following Willis’ submission Roman challenged the denials of a pre-appointment romance between Willis and Wade. Roman scrutinized the claims in Wade’s affidavit, hinting at a more substantial relationship that began at the October 2019 conference, saying, “Isn’t it true that you began more than just a friendship at that conference?”

Notably, filings from Wade’s divorce case submitted by his wife reveal that an October 2019 bank statement from one of Wade’s accounts is missing. Could this missing bank statement shed any light on Willis and Wade’s activities from that time?

Moreover, Roman alleges that Wade cohabitated with Willis in her South Fulton home until her father moved in, an event the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports as happening around August 2020. This timeline suggests Wade and Willis may have shared living quarters as early as the summer of 2020. The filing further claims that they subsequently cohabitated in  the apartment of one of Willis’ friends in East Point and later at an Airbnb in Hapeville, which was allegedly funded by taxpayer money to serve as a “safe house” for the pair.

In a more recent filing by Roman, additional details were provided. Roman issued subpoenas to Willis, Wade, and several individuals associated with the couple who have knowledge about their affair, to provide testimony at this week’s hearing. Among them is Robin Yeartie, whom Roman identifies as an employee of the DA’s office and a longtime friend of Willis. According to Merchant, Yeartie and Willis once shared living quarters in Yeartie’s East Point apartment, and that when Yeartie moved out, Willis continued living at the residence where Wade cohabitated with her.

Merchant also subpoenaed Terrence Bradley, a former law firm partner of Nathan Wade who represented him in his divorce proceedings until September 2022. Bradley, who was also contracted by the DA’s office during the Trump investigation, is expected to testify that Willis and Wade lived together at Yeartie’s apartment until Yeartie was terminated from employment in fall 2022. Following this, Willis and Wade are said to have resided in a property referred to as a “safe house,” rented by Fulton County, Georgia, for Willis, and that Willis and Wade stayed together at both residences regularly. Additionally, Merchant subpoenaed Christopher Campbell, Nathan Wade’s business partner at the Wade & Campbell Firm, who was similarly contracted by the DA’s office during the Trump investigation.

Roles and Contracts: Christopher Campbell

In the early stages of the Trump investigation, Nathan Wade, Willis’ then-secret romantic partner, had no official role in the DA’s office, but his two associates did.

Records obtained by The Daily Caller show that Fani Willis entered into a contract with Christopher Campbell on January 25, 2021. This contract, effective from January 25, 2021, to January 25, 2022, set Campbell’s compensation at $150 per hour, subject to a monthly cap of 32 hours. Under this contract, Campbell served as a “taint attorney,” a role specializing in the review of search warrant files and seized documents to safeguard sensitive information, such as attorney-client privilege.

Just two weeks after establishing the contract with Campbell, Willis notified top Georgia officials on February 10, 2021, about her office’s investigation into the 2020 election efforts. She directed them to preserve relevant records in anticipation of the next Fulton County grand jury, slated for March 2021, when her office would start issuing grand jury subpoenas. Fox 5 Atlanta reported that Fulton County was set to convene two grand juries at that time: one to address a backlog of cases, and another to hear evidence in the investigation against the former president of the United States.

Then, on February 24, 2021—two weeks after Willis notified Georgia officials of her office’s investigation—Campbell took on a second role within the DA’s office as a “first appearance attorney.” This role, effective from March 1, 2021, at the start of the Fulton County grand jury term, through its conclusion on April 30, 2021, was in addition to his duties as a taint attorney under the original contract.

Legal analyst Philip Holloway, as reported by The Daily Caller, questioned the necessity of Campbell’s second role, emphasizing its simplicity and straightforward nature. He noted, “Any assistant DA could easily do that. They are already on the payroll and it is the most simple of all tasks.” While Campbell’s work as a first appearance attorney might seem unrelated to the Trump grand jury investigation at first glance, the timing of his appointment and his ongoing role as a taint attorney (which could be connected to the investigation) as well as his close association with Wade certainly merit further scrutiny.

Terrence Bradley

Terrence Bradley also appears to have been contracted by the DA’s office. Although the specific nature of Bradley’s work for Willis remains unclear, records suggest his arrangement with the DA’s office was similar to Campbell’s.

Fulton County payment records for Terrence Bradley indicate that he invoiced the DA’s office twice in March 2021: once for $5,550 on March 4, 2021 (submitted as “Tferrence” Bradley), and again for $4,500 on March 29, 2021, totaling $10,050 for the month. The March 2021 Fulton County Monthly Payment Voucher Expenditure Report categorizes these payments as “professional services” labeled “outside counsel,” clarifying the nature of the expenses.

This pattern mirrors the financial dealings of Campbell with the DA’s office; according to his payment records, Campbell issued two invoices on the same dates Bradley submitted his—$2,850 on March 4, 2021, and $3,000 on March 29, 2021—totaling $5,850. Like Bradley’s, these payments were categorized as “professional services” for “outside counsel,” suggesting that both may have had similar contractual arrangements. (Downloading the county records from the website into an excel spreadsheet is required in order to view the “Invoice Dates.”)

​​Additionally, the Fulton County July 2021 Expenditure Report shows that Terrence Bradley was compensated for services labeled as “Court 1st Appearance Representation,” further resembling Campbell’s engagement with the DA’s office. Campbell was under a second contract as a first appearance attorney from March 1, 2021, to April 30, 2021. For this type of work, Bradley received a total of $9,360 in July 2021.

A Slight Discrepancy With Campbell’s ‘First Appearance Attorney’ Contract

Under the first appearance attorney contract, Campbell was to be compensated at $65 per hour with a weekly cap of 36 hours over 9 weeks. This arrangement set his maximum weekly income at $2,340 for this type of work.

In June 2021, records show that Campbell received three payments from the DA’s office—one for $11,700 and two for $9,360 each—for work identified as “Conducts First Appearances.” This description aligns with the duties outlined in his first appearance attorney contract. This contract—not to be confused with his original taint attorney contract, which compensated him at $150 per hour—stipulated that payments would be made within 60 days of invoice submission, consistent with the timing of the June payments. Under the terms of this contract, Campbell’s earnings for the “Conducts First Appearances” work during the outlined period should not have exceeded a combined total of $21,060. The three payments made to Campbell in June 2021, however, totaled $30,420—exceeding the contractual limit by $9,360, based on currently available information.

Back to Terrence Bradley and the ‘Filter Review Team’

Terrence Bradley received two payments in March 2022, totaling $5,500, for work associated with a “Filter Review Team,” as detailed in the 2022 First Quarter Board of Commissioners Expenditures Report. Similarly, Christopher Campbell received two payments around the same time, totaling $5,400, for filter review team related work in April 2022, according to the 2nd Quarter Expenditures Report.

The connection between Bradley’s and Campbell’s work—specifically their roles on the filter review team—and the Trump case remains unclear. Wade’s close association with both individuals, however, raises undeniable concerns. It is particularly troubling that Terrence Bradley represented Wade in his divorce proceedings while also working on the filter review team for Willis.

Who’s Paying Nathan Wade’s Divorce Attorneys?

Bradley represented Wade following Wade’s filing for divorce on November 2, 2021, just one day after Wade was appointed as special prosecutor to oversee the Trump case.

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Live on CSPAN online right now.

Then Wade didn’t report his cash money from her to the IRS, so he padded his expenses and thus committed tax fraud.

I listened in in some of the testimony while wade was on the stand. Not going well for the love birds. Given the damning evidence presented, it is impossible to conclude both will be dismissed from the case.
It will then be up to GA governor and the AG to pursue criminal charges.
They both sobe disbarred and big fani might deserve prison time.

At the end of the day the case itself will be dismissed.

Last edited 3 months ago by TrumpWon

What’s Fani’s favorite hotdog? A NATHAN’S!

02/14/24 – “Personal slush fund”: Lara Trump vows “every single penny” at RNC will go to help Trump

“If I am elected to this position, I can assure you, there will not be any more $70,000 — or whatever exorbitant amount of money it was — spent on flowers,” she said. “Every single penny will go to the No. 1 and the only job of the RNC — that is electing Donald J. Trump as president of the United States and saving this country.” 

Helping Trump and saving America are not the same thing.

Last edited 3 months ago by Greg

Hey numbskull, nobody wants to play your game of let’s talk about Trump. The Fulton County case with big fani is about to be dismissed.

Neither do I. I’d be happy never to hear Trump’s name again.

And the case will be dismissed. No current GA prosecutor will take this case or assemble a new one. The case was never strong on its merits.

Her personal relationship has nothing to do with Trump conspiring and racketeering to subvert Georgia election results.

Last edited 3 months ago by Greg

You are an idiot.

Explain how her personal life affects any of the facts related to Trump’s criminal behavior, Einstein.

Research the facts of the case moron
The facts of the lovebirds affair are easily accessible even for a moron with a keyboard.

The lefts lawfare is collapsing all around them.

I have no interest in her personal life. It’s irrelevant to any facts of Trump’s criminal behavior.

The court does and it speaks to her credibility an an impartial participant. But you and those like you are hellbent on getting Trump regardless of the improper application of law or otherwise. You should be stripped of your citizenship and sent to a third world country of your choice.

Willis is a district attorney, not a judge or juror. She’s not supposed to be impartial. Nor does her personal life affect her credibility.

Yes she is to be impartial, to weigh evidence not to pick and choose to solicit a case for the DNC.

A District Attorney has absolute authority to decide whether to prosecute and what charges to file.  Guilt or innocence is determined subsequently by an impartial jury in a courtroom.

Last edited 3 months ago by Greg

Yes, that wasnt the point, you said she wasnt suppose to be impartial. Thats insanity.
If not impartial any alibi or evidence proving innocence for the accused would have would be ignored by a DA.

Last edited 3 months ago by kitt

A DA brings charges based on his or her conclusion that a person is guilty. They aren’t impartial. They have formed an official opinion that they believe is supported by evidence.

Last edited 3 months ago by Greg

And that conclusion must be determined by evidence unbiased, impartial evidence.
Innocent until proven guilty is our system, I know commies dont like that, but it is a fact.

Last edited 3 months ago by kitt

And that conclusion must be determined by evidence unbiased, impartial evidence.

Which fact has nothing at all to do with who the D.A. is screwing—unless the screwee is someone from the defense team. That would be a conflict of interest, but that’s not what happened.

The DA should assign a case to the most qualified Prosecutor not who she is getting humped by.
Do you want a conviction or the defense to eat the ambulance chaser for lunch?

Last edited 3 months ago by kitt

Now you’re trying to tell me you’re worried that the prosecuter is not good enough. Save you concern trolling for someone else.

What do you think it takes to have another DA take over the case, along with a totally different set of prosecutors and convince a judge they are sufficiently up to speed on the case to effectively prosecute it? Just pick up where fat Fani, the tax dollar squandering slut left off?

Well always looking for the proof that Trump is actually a crook, so far the left has nuthing.
This hearing its like a Perry Mason episode, all sorts of confessions flying off the stand. Each one more hilarious than the last.

Last edited 3 months ago by kitt

She is so damned arrogant that she probably doesn’t care what crimes she admits to. She has Soros behind her.

Quit while you are ahead. You have no clue as to what you are talking about.

See that? He admitted what I said was fact and he was incorrect.

mikey has the intelligence of a simpleton.
Difficult concepts evade him.

Last edited 3 months ago by TrumpWon

It’s an adversarial system. The prosecution’s whole goal is to fight for a conviction, just as the defense’s whole goal is to fight for an acquittal. Once an indictment has been handed down, neither side is impartial, Brainiac.

Moron, She is a DA not a Prosecutor look up the difference before you spout ignorance.

Moron, She is a DA not a Prosecutor look up the difference before you spout ignorance.

Sweet Mother of God.

The prosecutors work in the D.A.’s office. The D.A. is the boss prosecutor.

Correct There is a difference isnt there? The DA assigns a case based on evidence, if the thought that the person is already guilty is involved that is contrary to our system. The DA should have no dog in the fight except to keep the public safe.

Once the criminal has been indicted, impartiality is gone. Trump has been indicted.

If the case is dismissed, Trump is no longer indicted. The indictment is the case.

A District Attorney has absolute authority to decide whether to prosecute and what charges to file. 

Based on evidence, not a personal vendetta, political gain or an excuse to spend taxpayer money on f**k fests for her and her boyfriend.

March 25 Trump goes on trial for paying off the porn star he was humping. We haven’t reached the bottom of the garbage can yet. The stink this guy leaves behind will never wash off.

Last edited 3 months ago by Greg

Bragg turned a misdemeanor into a felony. The weakest of all of the bogus case against President Trump. Next.

The January 6 trial has always been the one that’s going to end him.

Not likely scooter. Try again

The January 6 trial has always been the one that’s going to end him.

Except you don’t have an insurrection. AWWWWWWWWW……

Trump is charged with conspiracy to defraud the United States, witness tampering, conspiracy against the rights of citizens, and obstruction of and attempt to obstruct an official proceeding, not insurrection. For each of those charges, they have plenty of evidence.

Last edited 3 months ago by Greg

March 25 Trump goes on trial for paying off the porn star he was humping. 

Except she says he wasn’t. Trump is a germaphobe; you think he’s going to screw a porn star? He’s not Hunter, you know.

Imagine having to be in a position to be judged by the likes of people like greg or mikey.

You know if they were on a jury, they’d only listen to facts and evidence, not propaganda, rumor, hearsay and innu….BWA, HA, HA, HA, HA, HA, HA, HA, HA, HA, HA, HA, HA, HA, HA, HA, !

I almost got all the way through it.

I guess, since you approve of everything Democrats do, you aren’t aware that using taxpayer funds to pay for exotic trips and boink-a-thons is a crime. Trump has committed NO crimes, as is demonstrated by the ongoing and continuous investigations for the past 8 years that find NOTHING illegal, so charges have to be invented.

democrats will do whatever it takes to get Trump. Breaking the law or ripping up the Constitution, to tell what they are doing is virtuous.

Fine. Biden has not even been indicted, so he has obviously committed no crimes. Ever. End of discussion.

Didn’t you hear? He’s too old and demented to prosecute even though it was clearly stated he stole and retained top secret documents he shouldn’t have had. You should pay a bit of attention every once in a while.

You really should reconsider Nikki Haley before it’s too late.

I’ve already considered her. I also consider Trump’s great success as President and a great leader. There’s no comparison.

What are the charges again? Questioning a crooked election?

What are the charges against Willis?

Yet to be fully determined, cash payments from the public coffers? Right now its a hearing we shall see if she is disbarred this is her own fault her actions, what ever comes of the gigolo also his own fault.

Yeah
If that was the law, democrats would be guilty in 2000, 2004 and 2016.

The whole case against Trump has been ginned up to, aside from trying to knock Trump out of the campaign, provide Fani and her hired humper with taxpayer funds to live the high life.

Trump’s entire Georgia defense strategy is an ad hominem attack on the prosecutor.

Was the term “ad hominem” for much for your widdle brain, Champ?

You have a boatload of that, you and Greg both.
Appealing to the emotions rather than to logic or reason.

I guess you just got here. The corrupt exposed has nothing to do with Trump. Fani and Wade brought it upon themselves by being lying scumbags.

Except for the fact that there was not conspiring and racketeering by Trump to subvert the Georgia election results. This has been confirmed by Raffensperger finally admitting he lied about the phone call.

The only conspiring and racketeering involved Democrat election fraud.

Boom
That did it
This case is history.

Buy bye big fani

Why would the case be history, Sparky, rather than the prosecutor?

Thanks for proving my point. If the prosecutor gets replaced, it doesn’t mean that the crime goes unpunished. Someone else takes the reins.

What crime?

Why play that stupid game? It makes you look like a kid.

This case is history, full stop.

There’s no reason for that to be the case except for your wishful thinking and woeful misunderstanding of how the world works.

MSNBC just said this case is dead in the water.
It is not about what I or others may want, it is about the law numbskull.

First, since when do you accept anything said on MSNBC?

Second, tell me what the law says that means Trump can’t be prosecuted now.

Last edited 3 months ago by Michael

The Constitution.

You’ll have to be more specific, or your assertion will be dismissed. Take a minute and at least pretend that you know what you’re talking about.

Crooked demcrat DAs and Prosecutors are a dime a dozen I wouldnt count chickens.

I know, to you and other leftists, the whole purpose of all this is to protect the corrupt criminal Robin Ware/Robert L. Peters/JRB Ware/Pedo Peter/idiot Biden from defeat in 2024 by any means possible, so having actual evidence and prosecuting a legitimate crime and case is immaterial, another prosecutor might not want to embarrass themselves by showing what a fascist liar they are by engaging in this low class of lawfare. If anyone with integrity looks at this case, they would drop it.

Ouch
That will leave a mark.

Hey greg, you should listen to those who are your mentors.

It’s about the coming idiocrasy…

…it’s about lying to the court, it’s about potential financial gain on the part of Fani Willis…

Last edited 3 months ago by Greg

So they get someone else in to take over. The alleged crimes still get prosecuted.

Tick tock tick tock Trump gets elected before this sees a courtroom, if ever.

Last edited 3 months ago by kitt

That is the way it is likely to be.

The problem is that the voters will see that coming and know what it means. He’ll lose by a landslide.

To biden?

HE’S SHOT: Joe Biden Shuffles Around Jill Biden’s Tacky Valentine’s Day Decorations Like a Lost Old Man (VIDEO)

To anybody but Trump. Millions will vote for Biden because Trump was the only alternative.

Biden is dying he may not make the convention.

I give him at best 40% chance. He is toast.

You’ve been saying some form of “Stick a fork in Biden. He’s done” for years now, and yet there he is, soldiering along, about to win his second term.

I guess you’ll technically be correct after noon on January 20, 2029, when he leaves the White House and heads back to Delaware on Amtrak.

Last edited 3 months ago by Michael

Did Robin Ware/Robert L. Peters/JRB Ware/Pedo Peter/idiot Biden lie about Hur bringing up Beau’s death?

Millions of ballots will be printed, voted and sent to polling places in boxes to be counted as needed, just like in 2020.

The voters see lawfare for what it is.
They see Biden for who he is, and flip flopping Nikki for who she is.
Well just in the nick of time
George Soros is making his move to potentially have a massive leftist bullhorn during the 2024 presidential election by buying 220 radio stations.
Silence talk radio.

The problem is that the voters will see that coming and know what it means. 

I guess you’re not aware, but the voters have already seen these lawfare cases for what they are and know what it means. It means that if Trump loses, fascism win. The democratic republic is dead, once and for all. We are the Soviet Union. Venezuela. Nazi Germany. We are a banana republic.

The habit blacks have of paying in cash for so much is coming back to haunt both Wade and Fani.
Fani’s desire to filibuster led to the judge calling her a hostile witness who can legally be led by lawyers.

Why her father insisted she quickly leave his home was left hanging.
Promiscuity?
Drugs?
Something.

Big fani is on the stand.
The judge twice has counseled and she is a hostile witness
This is not going well for big fani

Do you really think this is going well for Trump’s lawyers? I’m not seeing it that way.

Last edited 3 months ago by Greg

I submit that you are a poor source of legal opinion. This went poorly for wade this am. Things are going worse for big fani this afternoon.

Listening to her makes it hard for anyone to believe she made it through law school let alone passing a bar examination. She is as dumb as a box of rocks.

Hearing ends for today. Fani will be on witness stand again at 9 am tomorrow.

Watch Fani’s face the first time she is asked about paying Nathan Wade in cash.

It gets worse for Fani the second time. She has no receipts, nothing. ‘So the testimony of one person is enough to convict me.’

Watch her biarre response at 1:19 — ‘Ma’am I don’t have checks.’

MSNBC Legal Analyst — ‘Fani Willis lied to the court, it’s game over. She will be disqualified.’

Fani loses her cool on the stand. Judge calls for immediate recess.

Fani insults judge in opening exchange. She thinks hearing should have been cancelled.

Here’s the surprise moment as Fani comes strutting into courtroom.

Fani gets lippy with Judge on democracy.
How convenient. Fani uses CashApp for everything. Except for the cash she gave to Nathan Wade.

Smug Fani gives a big wink from the stand.
Incredible live testimony. Fani is lying on the witness stand. Discussion about ‘keeping cash at my house’ is remarkable.

I did not sleep with him the first night!
Fani is lost, nervous, rambling, talking about her father, blind dates, cruise travel agents, always having cash.

Body language changes. Actually uses her hand to cover her mouth when she is lying.
‘I am not on trial here! No matter what you say!’

Watch Live | Fani Willis shows up, agrees to take witness stand in her own disqualification
hearing. Happening right now.

Last edited 3 months ago by TrumpWon

Odd that a state DA has such a distrust of government that they feel they have to keep large amounts of cash on hand for chaos and calamity. Even with cash, it should be easy to produce the records of earnings and withdrawals from accounts. If, of course, such records ever existed.

And, just a suggestion, if you have such a gigantic, hail-damaged ass as Fani does, maybe avoid the tight, clinging dresses. You’ve already reeled Wade in; what’s your point?

It can’t go well until he gets a judges that is not a leftist ideologue.

How bad did SHE think she did yesterday?
So bad she refused to even show up today, that’s pretty bad.
But he daddy showed up.
He called her having a lot of cash “a black thing.”
More like a stupid thing.
She makes $110,000/year.
She owns multiple homes, has 8 vehicles, spends on vacations and meals out like there’s no tomorrow.
Follow the money …. if you can.

Sadow’s courtroom assault on Willis’ personal life isn’t isn’t going to play well with women and black voters.

Last edited 3 months ago by Greg

It is relevant. She has no credibility.

The folks on msnbc had it right. Maybe you should tune in.

Last edited 3 months ago by TrumpWon

It’s part of the Trump stink that will be thick enough to cut with a knife by November.

Last edited 3 months ago by Greg

Her personal life is corruption. Sorry, your beloved racism is not going to save you.

Trump’s public image is going to change like the picture of Dorian Gray when the bill came due.

You are free to pretend to imagine whatever fantasy you want.

The Trump Effect: 02/13/24 – Federal judges, prosecutors see triple-digit increase in threats in 2023

Federal judges and federal prosecutors saw a triple-digit increase in threats in 2023, according to statistics released Tuesday by the U.S. Marshals Service.

In 2023, there were 457 federal judges targeted with threats and 155 federal prosecutors, the agency said.

In November, people were charged for threatening a federal judge in the Northern District of Texas in November, according to federal prosecutors.

Alice Marie Pence allegedly called a judge’s chambers in Amarillo, Texas, and threatened to kill him and Daniel Ray Garcia who is currently serving time in state prison, sent threatening letters to a Judge in Lubbock, Texas.

Pence and Garcia have plead not guilty.

Comparatively in 2022, there were 300 federal judges targeted and 93 federal prosecutors targeted.

The U.S. Marshals have protective authority over federal judges.

In 2022, Congress passed the Daniel Anderl Judicial Security and Privacy Act, named after U.S. District Judge Esther Salas’ son who was shot and killed when a gunman showed up at their New Jersey home.

“Judges and their families should not live in fear for doing the job they are sworn to do. As a nation and as a people, we cannot accept this,” Judge Salas said in December 2022 after the bill was passed. “

This legislation will make it harder for violent individuals to find judges’ addresses and other personal information online,” she said. “By better protecting judges, the bill also helps safeguard the judicial independence guaranteed by the Constitution.”

02/14/24 – Threats to federal judges have risen every year since 2019

Federal investigators responded to over 400 threats to federal judges across the country in 2023, nearly 300 more than in 2019, according to statistics compiled by the U.S. Marshals Service (USMS) and obtained by CBS News. 

There were 457 incidents targeting federal judges that were investigated last year, up from just 300 in 2022 and 179 in 2019. According to the USMS — the federal law enforcement agency that protects the judiciary branch — the numbers represent the threats that were investigated. Members of the judiciary may have received more than one threat.

Investigated threats against federal judges have risen every year since 2019, according to the USMS. 

Attacks and threats against the federal judiciary received more attention last year after the judge overseeing the 2020 election-related case against former President Donald Trump was the target of a criminal threat in August. 

“We are coming to kill you,” a Texas woman allegedly told U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan in a voicemail, according to court papers. “You will be targeted personally, publicly, your family, all of it.” Prosecutors charged the woman for making the threats, and she pleaded not guilty…

The MAGA chuds who comment here love that Chutkan is being threatened.

Like you leftist crybabies love people “swatting” Republicans? The swatting actually happens; the “threats” are alleged.

Oddly enough, the “swatted” republicans are those who oppose your cult leader.

Not so oddly, you are lying. Does MTG oppose Trump?

Last edited 3 months ago by Just Plain Bill

That’s the leftist effect. Remember the assaults on the Supreme Court Justices that Schumer instigated?

02/09/24 – Trump Documents Case: Jack Smith Warns Judge Cannon Could Expose Witnesses To ‘Significant And Immediate Risks’ By Unsealing Names

Special counsel Jack Smith, who’s overseeing the DOJ’s investigation, filed a motion in response to U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon ruling that prosecutors have to submit documents in the case without redacting witnesses’ names and other information that the government fought to keep private.

The judge claimed Smith had not given enough legal basis for the documents remaining sealed or redacted, though she did allow national security information to remain private.

Smith asked Cannon, a Trump appointee, to reconsider her order, arguing that revealing witnesses’ names could expose them to “significant and immediate risks of threats, intimidation, and harassment,” and there isn’t enough reason for making the names public to justify that…

At some point, Jerk Smith is going to have to follow Constitutional rules. He’s already been withholding evidence and trampling on attorney/client privileges; if he has a case he wants to hold up against appeal (which, of course, he doesn’t) he should remember we USED to have something here referred to as “due process”.

And all supported by Soros.

Today, the State decides they don’t want her on the stand anymore.

Total embarrassment for the People of Georgia, the state and Fulton County. The governor should instruct the AG to immediately stop this clown show.

Last edited 3 months ago by TrumpWon

Where did Big fani go the Law School?

This Ought to Be Lit: Fani’s Radical Black Panther Father Who Lived with Her Will Testify Today in Fulton County Court – He Once Shacked Up with Most-Wanted Criminal Angela Davis

Get some popcorn, the hilarity continues today.

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Last edited 3 months ago by TrumpWon

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2021/07/25/fact-check-black-panthers-part-biggest-threat-1969-hoover-said/5302912001/

The FBI said the black panthers were the biggest threat.

“When FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover was asked what was the single greatest threat to the USA, he answered ‘Negro unity.’

Hmmm, Big fani was birthed in 1971.

And this shit show just gets worse.

Judge McAfee Suggests John Floyd’s Testimony May Be Discredited After Reportedly Prepping With His Daughter Fani Willis in the Same Room and Ignoring News Ban

He’s a lawyer in both CA and GA.
He was even hired by Fanny to help investigate Trump.

And then kemp appointed him to the superior court? OMG. Georgia is a cesspool of corruption.

Sorry, for the confusion.
Fanny’s dad, John Floyd.

Her father is an attorney? Got it
Thanks.

Her father is an attorney?

Not only an attorney but a former high ranking Black Panther and close to Malcom X. He raised Fani on his own. How much do you think he influenced her with the Black Panther philosophy?

You can’t make this shit up.

No wonder Soros supported her. Trashy, racist scumbags.

HER FATHER was on her payroll, too?

Cmon, man! What do you expect from corrupt Democrats? It was also obvious she had been watching the testimony after being told not to. Rules don’t apply to Democrats.