Floppy Cooch Hangar Fani Willis Ordered to Pay $20,000 for Attorney's Fees to Judicial Watch for Hiding Documents

Judicial Watch lawfully used Georgia's FOIA laws to request documents, the bulbous female John Fani Willis hid them. A judge has ordered her to pay $20,000 in legal costs to get the documents she illegally refused to disclose.

Unfortunately, it seems that the judge ordered her office to pay the $20,000, so it's really the taxpayers who are once again damaged by this rotten DEI criminal perjurer.

She brings more than an "Odor of Mendacity" whenever she enters the room. She's bringing the stink of fromunda cheese and Stage IV swampass.

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis faces financial penalties for her handling of an open records request from Judicial Watch, a conservative legal group. The watchdog organization had requested records related to possible coordination between Willis and Department of Justice special counsel Jack Smith, who investigated former President Donald Trump's actions surrounding the 2020 election and the January 6 Capitol incident.

Superior Court Judge Robert McBurney ruled that Willis's office violated Georgia's Open Records Act by failing to properly respond to the request. Judicial Watch had been told that no such documents existed, but it later emerged that the documents were categorized as exempt, prompting a lawsuit.

"Even if the records prove to be just that -- exempt from disclosure for sound public policy reasons -- this late revelation is a patent violation of the ORA," McBurney stated in his ruling. He ordered Willis to pay $19,360 in attorney fees and $2,218 in additional expenses.

Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton praised the ruling, stating, "Fani Willis flouted the law, and the court is right to slam her and require, at a minimum, the payment of nearly $22,000 to Judicial Watch."

posted by Ace at 01:18 PM

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