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- A judge issued a disqualification ruling in Trump's Fulton County election-interference case.
- The county's DA, Fani Willis, dated the man she hired as a special prosecutor to oversee the case.
- A lawyer for Mike Roman, a Trump codefendant, argued she benefited from his hiring.
A Georgia judge ruled Friday morning that District Attorney Fani Willis of Fulton County can continue to oversee former President Donald Trump's historic state election-interference case — but only if her top prosecutor steps aside.