Fani Willis prosecutors and a corrupt judge just got overruled by Georgia Supreme Court

by The Right Scoop

Fani Willis prosecutors and a corrupt judge just got overruled by the Georgia Supreme Court.

Earlier this week Brian Steel, the defense counsel for Young Thug, found out about a secret meeting between Fulton County Superior Court Judge Ural Glanville, the prosecution and Kenneth Copeland, an alleged associate of Young Thug.

Steel called the court out for the meeting, accusing the court of coercion and witness intimidation in trying to force Copeland to testify. The judge was angry that Steel found out about the secret meeting and demanded he reveal his source. But Steel refused to do so and got held in contempt and sentenced to jail for 20 days.

This is the exchange that was caught on camera:

 
Steel appealed the contempt order and today the Georgia Supreme Court sided with Steel and overruled the judge, staying the contempt order pending the resolution of the appeal.

The Georgia Supreme Court has ruled against Fani Willis and the corrupt judge in the Young Thug trial where Attorney Brian Steel discovered a plot by Willis and the judge to intimidate witnesses

Willis isn’t just corrupt with the Trump case, she’s corrupt all around

Steel was held in contempt of court by the judge after revealing he knew what they were planning and the GA Supreme Court just stepped in to stop him from going to jail

Apparently this isn’t the first time this judge has gotten overruled by a higher court. There really needs to be a better process for getting rid of corrupt judges like this.


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