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Fani Willis ordered to pay more than $20,000 to conservative watchdog group

A judge found Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis's office liable for paying Judicial Watch $19,360 in attorney's fees related to the group’s efforts in the open records request.

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Fani Willis ‘flatly ignored’ conservative group’s open records request, ordered to pay nearly $22K

The group, Judicial Watch, had submitted an Open Records Act (ORA) request to Fulton County in August 2023 seeking communications Willis had with special counsel Jack Smith and the House panel

Newsweek · 2d

Fani Willis Has Two Weeks to Pay Conservative Group Thousands of Dollars

The conservative group Judicial Watch announced on Tuesday that a Georgia judge ruled Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis must cover about $20,000 in fees related to an open records case. Newsweek reached out to a Willis spokesperson for comment via email.

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Another bad day for Fani: Judge orders disgraced DA to pony up and pay Judicial Watch

Adding to the woes of Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis is a court order finding her financially liable in a lawsuit by a government watchdog group. […] ...

MN Supreme Court tosses lawsuit against controversial Minneapolis Public Schools policy

The Minnesota Supreme Court on Wednesday tossed a lawsuit against a controversial Minneapolis Public Schools policy that ...

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Judge Rules Fani Willis Pay $21K In Attorney’s Fees After Flouting Open Records Laws in Jan. 6 Docs Case

Willis has been slapped with a $21,578 bill for attorney’s fees after repeatedly failing to comply with Georgia’s Open Records Act (ORA).

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WATCH LIVE: Biden delivers remarks on record judicial confirmations

President Joe Biden is delivering remarks about the 235 judicial nominees who were confirmed by the Senate during his four ...

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