Alan Dershowitz Blasts Fulton County Judge’s Decision Not to Remove Fani Wi

On Friday, the Fulton County Judge Scott McAfee issued a ruling on District Attorney Fani Willis’s ability to remain on the Trump trial and constitutional law scholar Alan Dershowitz is ripping the decision.

Judge McAfee decided that Willis may either step aside herself or the special prosecutor that she hired, Nathan Wade, was be removed from the Trump case.  The judge said there was an appearance of impropriety from their romantic relationship.  Dershowitz fuming claimed the judge was “utterly dishonest” and how could he make such a decision, because he “has to live in Fulton County.”

“Everybody knows, everybody knows, that [she] profited from… everybody knows… [Willis] actually committed perjury that she conspired to commit perjury with Nathan Wade and with the other witness. Who are you gonna believe this judge or your lying eyes?” Dershowitz said on National Report. “We all know there was an actual conflict of interest here. He just doesn’t have the guts to say it and I predicted he wouldn’t have the guts to say it. He has to live in Fulton County. Now he may have said some things that are very critical of her, but still, he should have removed the DA from the case.”

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“There is an actual conflict of interest. She made money from this case,” Dershowitz added. “If anybody believes that she actually paid back every penny in cash, I got a bridge to sell you in Brooklyn. There are people in prison, there are people on death row based on evidence less strong than this: The lies about why she was at her house at 11 o’clock at night until four in the morning playing Scrabble.”

The attorneys for Trump filed a motion to disqualify Willis from the trial when it came to light that she and the special prosecutor Wade were romantically involved.  They testified before the judge that their relationship began in 2022 but a former from of Willis testified the relationship began years earlier.

“This is a scandal, and the judge just didn’t have the courage to do the right thing, and judges often don’t and they will find a way out,” Dershowitz proclaimed. “And this is a weaselly way out.”