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Rep. Mesha Mainor, R-Atlanta, is suing top Fulton County officials, including the district attorney prosecuting former President Donald Trump, saying they conspired to help a former campaign worker who stalked the state lawmaker.
Mainor filed her lawsuit in Fulton County Superior Court, naming the county, the county's ethics board, County Commissioner Marvin Arrington and District Attorney Fani Willis. Mainor named Arrington and Willis both individually and in their professional capacities.
Mainor, in part, brought the claims under the state's Racketeer Influence and Corrupt Organization statute, one of the statutes Willis used in her indictment against Trump. The state lawmaker, who made headlines when she switched to the Republican Party last year, is seeking various damages, including punitive damages and attorneys' fees.
According to the lawsuit, published by Fox 5 Atlanta, Mainor alleges a campaign worker she hired in January 2019 and fired the following month began to stalk her after his termination. A Fulton County grand jury indicted the campaign worker on charges of aggravated stalking and violating a temporary protective order Mainor secured in August 2019, and a second aggravated assault charge was later added.
Willis dismissed one of the aggravated stalking cases, and the district attorney offered a plea deal for a three-year sentence that included one year in prison and the rest on probation with credit for the time already served. However, Mainor did not approve of the deal and said Willis did not notify her of the offer, violating the Georgia Crime Victims Bill of Rights...........................................
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Rep. Mesha Mainor, R-Atlanta, is suing top Fulton County officials, including the district attorney prosecuting former President Donald Trump, saying they conspired to help a former campaign worker who stalked the state lawmaker.
Mainor filed her lawsuit in Fulton County Superior Court, naming the county, the county's ethics board, County Commissioner Marvin Arrington and District Attorney Fani Willis. Mainor named Arrington and Willis both individually and in their professional capacities.
Mainor, in part, brought the claims under the state's Racketeer Influence and Corrupt Organization statute, one of the statutes Willis used in her indictment against Trump. The state lawmaker, who made headlines when she switched to the Republican Party last year, is seeking various damages, including punitive damages and attorneys' fees.
According to the lawsuit, published by Fox 5 Atlanta, Mainor alleges a campaign worker she hired in January 2019 and fired the following month began to stalk her after his termination. A Fulton County grand jury indicted the campaign worker on charges of aggravated stalking and violating a temporary protective order Mainor secured in August 2019, and a second aggravated assault charge was later added.
Willis dismissed one of the aggravated stalking cases, and the district attorney offered a plea deal for a three-year sentence that included one year in prison and the rest on probation with credit for the time already served. However, Mainor did not approve of the deal and said Willis did not notify her of the offer, violating the Georgia Crime Victims Bill of Rights...........................................
Georgia lawmaker sues Fani Willis, saying she colluded in stalking case
Additionally, Mainor said Willis repeatedly allowed her stalker to be released on bond for non-bondable crimes and failed to notify her of court proceedings
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