Supreme Court Stunner - Fani Willis Gets Disastrous News In Trump Case

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America, and Fannie Willis could find

herself in front of the Supreme Court. That's right, the Supreme Court. Before we get started

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out, and they help our channel continue to grow. So, Ashley Merchant, the attorney for Michael

Roman, she appeared on CNN on Thursday night, and she described what the appeals process is going

to be like in getting Fannie Willis removed. Now, she said the appellate court itself could take

about six months, but they also reserve the right to take this to the Supreme Court. That's right

the Supreme Court. And I think there, you know, Trump's going to get a favorable outcome. So

this is actually huge news. They are now threatening the Supreme Court against Fannie Willis

and I don't know if Fannie Willis and her case can sustain that. The case is on thin ice as it is

and so is she. Going before the Supreme Court, I think that's a disaster waiting to happen for her

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Evidence is just too much to corral in such a short amount of time. Would you like to see it start this summer

I would love to see it start. I'm not sure that we'll be ready this summer

and part of the reason that we're having trouble getting ready is because the district attorney is

still giving us discovery. So, if they had been able to give us all of the discovery as soon as

they indicted the case, we could have hit the ground running. We had to wait. We've gotten it

in six different terms. And so, we continue to get more discovery, and as we get more discovery

more witnesses, we have to go through that and see if there's anything relevant and prepare that

for our case. And so, that's the problem with getting ready as discovery is still ongoing

You know, for Donald Trump, it's always seemed pretty clear that one of his goals in all of the

legal cases against him, one of his goals is to delay and delay as much as possible

How much of a goal is that for you and your client? And we're in a different posture. You know, I think everybody in this case is in a little bit

different position. Our goal has never been to delay the case. Our goal has been to get a fair

trial. And I think nobody wants to try a case twice. And so, we want to make sure that when

we try the case, it is a fair trial. It is a just result. And hopefully, my client and the

community gets justice. And the only way to do that is to make sure that it's a fair process

that we have an impartial prosecutor on the case. And so, that's our overwhelming goal

whether it takes a short amount of time or a long amount of time. As you well know, Judge McAfee, who you've been dealing with a lot

granted requests from Donald Trump and his co-defendants, one of whom you were representing

to appeal the decision to allow the district attorney to continue to prosecute the case

The move doesn't pause the prosecution for now, but it allows the appeals on the disqualification

to play out before the trial. How long do you think that process will take

Usually, the appellate process takes about six months. So, the first stage is whether or not

the Court of Appeals is actually going to take it. That's about 45 days. If they decide they're

going to take it, it takes about six months. But if they don't take it, then we still have the

right to go to the Supreme Court. So, that could also add some time in that front end. But usually

the appellate process is resolved in about six months. Let's talk about jury selection, if this case does happen to begin as..