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Fani Willis’s ‘Tenacious’ Case Against Trump Is in Freefall Because of Her Secret Romance — and the Constitution

The district attorney also faces a looming clash with Georgia lawmakers over her defiance of a pair of subpoenas.

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District Attorney Fani Willis during a hearing at the Fulton County Courthouse on March 1, 2024, at Atlanta. Alex Slitz-Pool/Getty Images
A.R. HOFFMAN
A.R. HOFFMAN

The dismissal of three of the criminal charges handed up against President Trump at Fulton County is the latest sign that District Attorney Fani Willis’s case against the 45th president is in freefall.

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A.R. HOFFMAN
A.R. HOFFMAN

Mr. Hoffman is an associate editor of the Sun, where he covers politics and culture. He holds a PhD from Harvard and a law degree from Stanford.

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