of documents over a four-year period) in less than two months. That demand is unreasonable and uncustomary and would require this government office to divert resources from our primary purpose of prosecuting crime. Let me be clear, while we are abiding by your subpoena in good faith and with due diligence, we will not divert resources that undermine our duty to the people of Fulton County to prosecute felonies committed in this jurisdiction.”

Building on that, DA Willis accused Rep. Jordan of being “politically motivated” in his investigation of her office and what it used federal funds for, writing, “We will not shut down this office’s efforts to prosecute crime – including gang activity, acts of violence and public corruption – to meet unreasonable deadlines in your politically motivated “investigation” of this office.“

The DA then wrote that her office would provide more documents as it is able in the coming weeks, saying, “As noted above, included with this correspondence are additional documents responsive to your subpoena, including documents that are responsive to priority categories identified in your March 14, 2024, letter. We will make another production in the coming weeks.”

Concluding, she vowed to continue with her office’s investigations and work, saying, “However, let me again state this clearly: nothing that you do will derail the efforts of my staff and I to bring the election interference prosecution to trial so that a jury of Fulton County citizens can determine the guilt or innocence of the defendants. My family, my staff and I have been threatened repeatedly by people making violent, often racist, attacks. Neither those threats, nor anything your colleagues and you say or do, will deter us from fulfilling our duty to bring this case to trial.”

Watch Rep. Jordan speak about his investigation at CPAC 2024 here:

Featured image credit: Fani for DA Campaign Website