Fulton County special prosecutor Nathan Wade on Thursday sought to block a closed-door meeting between his former divorce attorney and the judge who will soon decide whether District Attorney Fani Willis should be disqualified from the case against former President Donald Trump.
Terrence Bradley, Wade’s former law partner and attorney for his divorce, did not directly answer many questions about Wade’s relationship with Willis during last week’s hearing, claiming attorney-client privilege prevented him from doing so.
Judge Scott McAfee indicated at the hearing that he would later hold a private “in-camera” review with Bradley to sort out the privilege claims.
