🍑 Georgia Supreme Court Gimme Da Kao Kao, No Can Quash Investigation On Top Trump 😲
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Aloha braddahs and sistahs! 🤙 Look like da big kahuna in Georgia no let Trump slide, eh? Da Georgia Supreme Court, dey wen tell “a’ole” (no can) to da big push from Trump’s legal ohana for stop one investigation wea stay looking if he and his boys wen play dirty in da 2020 election. 😱
ATLANTA — Choke action on Monday, da Georgia Supreme Court wen say “a’ole” to da long-shot try from ex-President Donald J. Trump’s lawyers for shut down da investigation wea stay checking on election pilikia right before some important indictment decisions suppose for come out. 🏛️
Da talk from da court was solid and swift, only tree days aftah Mr. Trump’s lawyers wen hand ova their paperwork. Dey was hoping for one court order for throw away all da work from one special grand jury in Atlanta, and for make Fani T. Willis, da district attorney of Fulton County, no can do nothing wit da court action. Willis been da prosecutor in charge of da investigation for see if Trump and his boys wen make any kine trouble in da 2020 election for Georgia. 🗳️
Planny of da nine judges in da court was first time picked by Republican governors. Until now, da case been going down in da Superior Court in Atlanta. 🏛️
Trump’s lawyers wen admit in their paperwork dat da odds was against dem. Dey couldn’t find “no case in 40 years” wea da court wen step in da way dey was asking for. In their decision, da judges wen say da Trump ohana neva show dis case one of those super rare kine situations wea this court should get involved. So, da petition got thrown out. 👋
Da judges also wen say dat Trump’s lawyers neva give “da facts or da law” needed for make Willis disqualified. 📜
Before dis, Trump’s lawyers wen try for stop da investigation wit one motion in March, for throw out planny evidence dat Willis and her team wen collect since da investigation wen start in early 2021, and for kick Willis off da case. But da Superior Court judge taking care of da case, Robert C.I. McBurney, still gotta make his ruling. ⚖️
“Stuck between da judge who no like do nothing and da district attorney who ready for bring charges, da petitioner no get no other choice but for ask for this court for step in,” da lawyers wen write in their paperwork to da state’s high court on Friday. 📚
Da lawyers no could be found right away on Monday; da district attorney’s office no had nothing for say right away. 🕗
Ms. Willis wen give da sign any kine indictments going come in da first half of August. She wen recently ask da judges in one downtown Atlanta courthouse for no schedule any kine trials during dat time while she stay getting ready for bring charges. Da investigation stay checking if da former president and his boys wen do anything illegal in da 2020 election for Georgia, wea Trump lost by small kine to Joe Biden. 👀
Da special grand jury wen listen to evidence for around seven months and wen recommend indictments of more than one dozen people; da woman in charge wen hint big kine in one interview with The New York Times in February dat Trump was one of them. For bring any charges, Ms. Willis gotta now ask for indictments from one regular grand jury. 📰
So, hold on to your rubber slippahs, gang! 🌴 Dis story going get mo’ interesting, yeah? We go see what happens next! ⏳
NOW IN ENGLISH
🍑 Georgia Supreme Court Tells No Can Do, Won’t Squash Investigation On Trump 😲
Hello brothers and sisters! 🤙 It seems the big shot in Georgia isn’t letting Trump get away, right? The Georgia Supreme Court said “no can do” to a major attempt by Trump’s legal team to halt an investigation into whether he and his pals interfered in the 2020 election. 😱
ATLANTA — There was plenty of action on Monday as the Georgia Supreme Court said “no can do” to a long-shot attempt from former President Donald J. Trump’s lawyers to halt an investigation into election trouble just before some serious indictment decisions are supposed to be made. 🏛️
The court’s statement was unanimous and swift, coming just three days after Mr. Trump’s lawyers submitted their documents. They were hoping for a court order to discard all the work of a special grand jury in Atlanta and to disqualify Fani T. Willis, the district attorney of Fulton County, from the proceedings. Willis has been the prosecutor in charge of the investigation into whether Trump and his allies caused any kind of trouble in the 2020 election in Georgia. 🗳️
Most of the nine justices on the court were initially appointed by Republican governors. Until now, the case has been proceeding in the Superior Court in Atlanta. 🏛️
Trump’s lawyers conceded in their documents that the odds were against them. They couldn’t find “no case in 40 years” where the court had intervened in the way they were requesting. In their decision, the justices said that Trump’s team hadn’t demonstrated that this case was one of those extremely rare situations where this court should get involved. As a result, the petition was dismissed. 👋
The justices also said that Trump’s lawyers hadn’t presented “the facts or the law” necessary to require Willis’s disqualification. 📜
Previously, Trump’s lawyers attempted to halt the investigation with a motion filed in March, aiming to quash much of the evidence that Willis and her team had collected since the start of the investigation in early 2021 and to remove Willis from the case. But the Superior Court judge handling the case, Robert C.I. McBurney, has yet to make a ruling. ⚖️
“Trapped between a do-nothing supervising judge and a district attorney ready to bring charges, the petitioner has no other option but to seek this court’s intervention,” the lawyers wrote in their documents to the state’s high court on Friday. 📚
The lawyers could not be reached immediately on Monday; the district attorney’s office had nothing to say right away. 🕗
Ms. Willis has signaled that any indictments will come in the first half of August. She recently asked judges in a downtown Atlanta courthouse to refrain from scheduling trials during that time as she prepares to bring charges. The investigation has been looking into whether the former president and his allies illegally interfered in the 2020 election in Georgia, where Trump lost narrowly to Joe Biden. 👀
The special grand jury heard evidence for roughly seven months and recommended indictments of more than a dozen people; its lead strongly hinted in an interview with The New York Times in February that Mr. Trump was among them. To bring any charges, Ms. Willis must now seek indictments from a regular grand jury. 📰
So, hold onto your flip-flops, everyone! 🌴 This story is getting more interesting, isn’t it? Let’s wait and see what happens next! ⏳
