Judge rules DA Fani Willis can stay, if special prosecutor Nathan Wade steps aside. @TamarHallerman @dwickert

If you want the best and latest local news about the Trump indictment in Fulton County, you need to follow @TamarHallerman and @ajccourts. Not only do they write great stories with a lot of information, but they also have one of the best podcasts about the indictments. @ajc

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WATCH: Jarred Nathan, 25, is identified by his mother as the man who shot into our TV station this morning. That’s not the only thing he tried.

We are aware of this video circulating on social media. This is not the suspect.

GA: Prison warden fired, accused of taking cash payments in contraband smuggling scheme Story by @HughesRosana @RobbinsDanny https://t.co/FxM1XL0Wxl

Antisemitic flyers found in several predominantly Jewish neighborhoods across metro Atlanta. with @HughesRosana @cjoyner

This is why reporters have to be so critical of our own language and fact checking when reporting on information provided to us from police. Because sometimes “shortness of breath” means “beaten to death.”

Wow! Judge Glanville said he won't hold her in contempt. Instead, he's making her write a 30-page essay on the importance of jury service. It's due in three weeks and the judge is running it through a plagiarism checker.

Y’all ever randomly check Where’s George? I’d like to meet iguana girl and H A N K to ask how do y’all have the time

True crime media should only exist when it fulfills a public service: police and prosecutorial accountability. Everything else is just sick and exploitative.

NEW: Twitter has disbanded its "Trust and Safety Council." Members included expert groups working to tackle harassment, child exploitation, and human rights.

BREAKING: Herschel Walker names Texas home as his primary residence on his tax forms to get a tax break, per new CNN story. Legally, Walker lives in Dallas — not Georgia.

In other execution news, Alabama is joining Tennessee in pausing its executions after a recent unprecedented third failed lethal injection, @Jay_Reeves reports https://t.co/ERRAu0rNZK

We will have a 1 pm press briefing for credentialed media.

Short thread. I made a really hard decision a couple weeks ago. I resigned from my job as a public defender. I have been experiencing serious mental health struggles for a long time, and in place of taking care of myself, I tried to take care of clients.

According to its public data, DOJ opened dozens of "election fraud" investigations in the months after the 2020 election. Nearly all were closed for a lack of evidence. You can't read anything into a "no-records" FOIA response, as DOJ's civil litigators likely know.

As President Carter approaches his 98th birthday in October, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution is looking for people who have met and shared a moment with him. If you ever bumped into President Carter and have a photo and story to share, email Ernie Suggs at esuggs@ajc.com.

How a public defender-turned-prosecutor helped free Adnan Syed: Since joining SAO, Becky Feldman’s unit has freed 40 lifers and is working on 180 more: “This is just another of my cases”

Finally. What a colossal step toward proper justice, whether you think he did it or not. This is the case that inspired my love for investigative journalism, specifically in police and prosecutorial accountability. Never give up, folks.