Trump election interference case paused in Georgia during challenge to prosecutor
- The Georgia appeals court has paused the election subversion case involving former President Donald Trump and others to consider removing District Attorney Fani Willis, delaying the trial until after the presidential election.
- This decision ensures Trump and his co-defendants will not face trial before the November election, where Trump is expected to be the Republican nominee.
- Arguments on Trump's request to dismiss Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis will be heard on October 4.
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The reason for the dispute is the prosecutor general involved in the case. Therefore, there will be no trial in Georgia before the presidential election on November 5.
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