The Fulton County district attorney’s office has opted not to put Fani Willis back on the witness stand, avoiding the spectacle of more testimony about the top prosecutor’s personal life as she fights an effort to derail Donald Trump’s 2020 election interference case. While Willis will not answer more questions in court on Friday, a defense attorney who is trying to have the prosecutor removed from the case is expected to call other witnesses to try to rebut the district attorney’s testimony. Allegations of misconduct have taken center stage in the case, which was supposed to be about efforts to overturn Georgia’s presidential election results.
