


Georgia District Attorney Fani Willis Ordered to Pay Judicial Watch for Open Records Act Violation
Fulton County DA Fani Willis faces legal repercussions after a court orders her to pay $21,578 for ignoring an open records request from Judicial Watch.
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A Georgia court ruled that Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis must pay Judicial Watch nearly $22,000 for violating the Open Records Act. The ruling highlights that Willis' office ignored multiple requests regarding communications with special counsel Jack Smith and the January 6 committee. Judge Robert McBurney criticized the DA's lack of a thorough search and noted the mandatory nature of the Open Records Act, emphasizing that non-compliance has consequences. Judicial Watch intends to pursue further transparency regarding alleged communications related to the January 6 events.
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