Darrius "Sweetdick" Honeycum, Esq., hardest hit, as are his Sexual Law associates Lance Clamstabber and Rex DeQuim. They will no longer be making hundreds of thousands of dollars on a case they have no qualifications for.
So a lower court had already barred her for any further involvement in this case she contrived for partisan reasons, and now the Georgia Supreme Court leaves that ruling in place. There is no further appeal. She's done.
Below, the post from Jeff Clark, who was one of the people persecuted by this evil whore. I've added some words he absent-mindedly forgot to include.
Jeff Clark
@JeffClarkUS
I'm pleased to announce that Bloated Sow Fani Willis has now been permanently disqualified from prosecuting the indictment that she brought against President Trump, me, and many others.
The Georgia Supreme Court denied cert to Porky Perjurer Fani Willis, who was attempting to get that Court to take her case, so that she could try to get un-disqualified after the Georgia Court of Appeals threw her off the case which took a lot of strength because dis bitch weigh three bill twenty.
The case now moves to the Prosecuting Attorneys Council of Georgia. They will decide on a replacement for Willis and her ginormous gunt in all of its floppy Lovecraftian horror.
Praise the Lord for progress in this case. It never should have been brought in the first place. Fani Willis will now be free to spend more time with the tens of thousands of dollars she claims she stashes around her house, and her collection of Valu-Brand knockoff Twinkies, and her industrial strength Female Massage Wands.
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis on Tuesday lost her bid to get back on the Georgia election interference case against President Trump -- who celebrated by calling her a "disaster."
The embattled prosecutor was booted from the high-profile case in December by the Georgia Court of Appeals, which cited the "appearance of impropriety" over her affair with the special prosecutor Nathan Wade leading the case.
Georgia's top court said Tuesday that it would not consider reversing a lower court's ruling.
Trump cheered the decision on the White House lawn just before he departed for the UK -- arguing Willis should be prosecuted.