OK I'll take a stab at it BEGINNING to tell you just how bad this is...Prosecutors at ANY LEVEL, county, state or federal, are very well aware it is a major breach of a defendant's rights to be sharing their prosecution evidence directly with the press.Until a defendant is declared GUILTY, GUILTY GUILTY by a jury? The PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE takes precedence. This is why prosecutors by law and by rule use the SECRET GRAND JURY SYSTEM to investigate potential defendants for accused crimes. Did you know MANY people who are investigated for serious crimes by a secret grand jury are never charged because either the accusation is found to be false or there simply isn't enough concrete evidence for the grand jury to return an indictment or for the prosecutor to pursue the case in court? ITS TRUE.So protecting the names of the people investigated who are never charged with anything is of paramount importance. And I'm pretty fucking sure from what I'm seeing right now, this vapid bitch was sharing all her info and evidence with this reporter [and maybe other members of the media] long before this stuff got to the trial phase. She was sharing secret grand jury material with reporters. Absolutely fucking stunning if she did this, and based on everything ELSE she's been caught doing, I would not rule it. I would say there is a very STRONG possibility she shared grand jury materials and deliberations on people NEVER INDICTED with the press. And even if suspects did have an indictment returned against them by the grand jury, Willis has violated the right of confidentiality by sharing evidence against them with reporters before the unsealing of their indictment, and then during the discovery phase, which is where the defendant's cases are at currently. There is a REASON stuff is done confidentially and under seal during the grand jury, indictment, arraignment and discovery phases of a prosecution before a trial actually starts in the courtroom. ONLY ONCE THE TRIAL STARTS is anybody not directly involved in the case supposed to be seeing what the state's case is against the accused.So when a prosecutor is able to convince a grand jury there is enough evidence to sustain an indictment of a prospective defendant, after that indictment is unsealed in court and the defendant has legal counsel present and enters a plea, MOST IF NOT ALL of the state's case against the accused is kept strictly under wraps until the trial begins. This is to PROTECT THE RIGHTS of the accused. Only **AFTER** the state's full case against the accused has been aired in court before a jury or judge, does anybody outside the court, the defendant's team or the prosecution team get to see what all the evidence is. So what happened here was direct violation of the rights of every single defendant going to trial in these cases in Fulton County GA. A prosecutor before discovery is even finished in all these cases, sharing the evidence with the press in secret is not only grounds for dismissing all of the cases, Willis is going to be EXTREMELY LUCKY if she does not get disbarred and sent to prison for a brief term, likely a few months. Everybody who expected the next 10 months in GA to be filled with scenes of Trump and his codefendants hysterically trying to fend off the heroic and noble public servant Fani Willis is she closes in on them and begins sending them to prison?CONGRATULATIONS! You're about to spend the next 10 months watching a VERY VERY DIFFERENT MOVIE from the one you expected.
