Judge to Consider Motions in Trump’s Georgia Election Interference Case, Including Request for Additional Correspondence Information

ATLANTA, GEORGIA – A judge in Fulton County is scheduled to hear several motions in the election interference case involving former President Donald Trump and his co-defendants. The motions, set to be presented by attorneys representing Trump and his associates, will address various aspects of the ongoing legal proceedings. Among the motions is a request from Trump’s legal team to obtain additional information regarding correspondence between Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and the House select committee that investigated the January 6 Capitol attack. Trump’s attorney argues that Willis’ office has been unresponsive to their … Read more

Amended Complaint Highlights Disturbing Practices at Georgia Football Recruiting Events

ATHENS, Ga. – A new complaint filed by a passenger involved in the fatal crash that took the lives of Georgia football player Devin Willock and staffer Chandler LeCroy alleges that drinking and driving was a “common” occurrence among Georgia recruiting staff. This amended complaint sheds light on the circumstances leading up to the tragic accident. The complaint states that Victoria Bowles, a Georgia recruiting analyst, was a passenger in the SUV driven by LeCroy on January 15, 2023. According to Athens-Clarke County police, LeCroy was driving at a staggering speed of 104 miles per … Read more

Controversy Strikes Lawyer Tasked with Prosecuting Trump in Georgia

ATLANTA, Ga. – The lawyer assigned to prosecute former President Donald Trump’s call with Georgia officials is now facing his own scrutiny. Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis selected deputy assistant district attorney John Floyd to handle the high-profile case. However, recent revelations about Floyd’s social media activity have raised concerns about his impartiality. Social media posts made by Floyd indicate a strong opposition to Trump and his policies. Critics argue that these posts could undermine his ability to fairly prosecute the case against the former president. In one instance, Floyd shared an article titled … Read more

Georgia House Speaker Jon Burns Announces Plans for Further Election Law Changes, Including Removal of QR Codes

ATLANTA, Georgia – House Speaker Jon Burns announced on Wednesday that Georgia voters can expect additional changes to state election laws this year. In an effort to increase transparency and voter confidence, House Republican leaders will work towards eliminating QR codes from the paper ballots produced by voting machines. Furthermore, they are considering enhancing the powers of the State Election Board, which may come at the expense of the secretary of state. Since 2019, Georgia has implemented a paper backup system for electronic ballots to ensure the accuracy of votes. However, some voters have expressed … Read more