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Georgia Counties Demand Attorneys Fees From Trump In Junk Election Suits
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Georgia counties seek legal fees for frivolous Trump voter-fraud lawsuit
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Last week, we discussed the concept of strongmen anchored on the approximation of particular institution to the name of a person in authority. We further compared the strong institutions of America as against Donald Trump, the strongman. We came to a conclusion that America’s democracy would have been frail and fragile as other weak democracies across the world, in the absence of these strong institutions. Today, we shall continue our discourse.
How Trump Could Not be Saved by his Litany of Lies
Trump’s false statements while in office, have come to be regarded as the “tsunami of untruths”. From a simple lie regarding the “rain”, to a costly lie regarding the “coronavirus”, Trump’s presidential tenure was riddled with lies, lies and more lies. The Facts Checker column of The Guardian online, states that Trump expressed nearly 20,000 lies and misleading claims while he was in office. In the past 14 months alone, he averaged 23 false or misleading claims per day! Fo
The attorneys for Garrett Rolfe filed to have the case dismissed on Tuesday. Author: Jonathan Raymond (11Alive) Updated: 5:37 AM EST February 17, 2021
ATLANTA Attorneys for ex-Atlanta officer Garrett Rolfe have filed to have his case in the killing of Rayshard Brooks dismissed after the attempted recusal of Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis.
The attorneys are arguing that there is no qualified prosecutor on this case at this time.
Willis last week had a request to transfer the cases out of Fulton County denied by Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr.
Willis has argued her predecessor, Paul Howard Jr., had used the cases as a campaign prop in their race for district attorney last year, making it impossible for her to prosecute them. But Carr said state law only covered the disqualifying of prosecutors for their personal actions, not those of a predecessor.
Georgia Recorder
Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Harold Melton is stepping down after16 years on the court. Melton and former Gov. Nathan Deal collaborated on a wide-ranging criminal justice reform initiative over several years. Stanley Dunlap/Georgia Recorder (New Supreme Court unveiling, Jan. 2020)
Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Harold Melton announced Friday that he is stepping down on July 1 after spending 16 years serving on the state’s highest court, including the past year implementing a 2009 plan he led to keep the wheels of justice turning in a pandemic.
Melton’s announcement comes with a year-plus remaining on his four-year term, meaning Republican Gov. Brian Kemp gets the chance to appoint a new justice to the state’s high court for the third time since 2019.
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