Politics Desk 27 Feb , 2024 06:37 PM GMT
Terrence Bradley to testify against Trump prosecutor Fani Willis.
Bradley's testimony may contradict prosecutors on relationship timeline.
Judge ruled some of Bradley's refusals not protected by attorney-client privilege.
Nathan Wade’s former business partner, Terrence Bradley enter the courtroom for a hearing on the Georgia election interference case, Thursday, Feb. 15, 2024, in Atlanta. The hearing is to determine wh
In an unexpected turn of events, a star witness, Terrence Bradley, is set to take the stand in an effort to disqualify Trump prosecutor Fani Willis. Bradley, a former law partner and divorce attorney for Nathan Wade, the Fulton County prosecutor involved in charging Donald Trump and others with election interference and racketeering, is at the center of a controversy surrounding the romantic relationship between Willis and Wade.
Defense attorneys are banking on Bradley's testimony to contradict the prosecutors regarding the timeline of the relationship. After a closed-door meeting with Judge Scott McAfee, it was revealed that some of Bradley's previous refusals to answer questions were not protected by attorney-client privilege. This led to an emergency hearing where Bradley was called back to the stand for further questioning.
Ashley Merchant, the defense attorney for a former Trump campaign official, believes that Bradley holds crucial evidence that could prove Willis and Wade lied about the start of their relationship. However, Bradley's initial testimony was not entirely cooperative, raising questions about his forthcoming statements.
As the hearing is set to commence shortly, all eyes are on Judge McAfee to determine the scope of questioning and admissibility of evidence. The unfolding drama surrounding Bradley's testimony adds a soap opera-like twist to the legal proceedings, keeping both the legal teams and spectators on edge.
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