As Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee weighs evidence on whether to disqualify the chief prosecutors in the Georgia election interference case, he’ll be examining the credibility of a special prosecutor’s former law firm partner and whether his testimony is subject to attorney-client privilege.
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That testimony, by Atlanta attorney Terrence Bradley, may be critical to McAfee’s decision, as Bradley seemingly confirmed some details on Friday that could indicate that special prosecutor Nathan Wade began a relationship with District Attorney Fani Willis before he was hired by the county.