Atlanta, Georgia - The Fulton County Ethics Board bailed last minute on hearing complaints filed against Georgia District Attorney Fani Willis, who is leading the state's election subversion case against Donald Trump.

According to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the board was scheduled to hear two complaints during a Thursday meeting.

But when the meeting convened, Chairman Daraka Satcher declared that the board did not have the jurisdiction to rule on the matter because Willis is a state officer, not a Fulton County official.

Both complaints were in regard to a romantic relationship that Willis had with Nathan Wade, an attorney she hired to work with her on the case against Trump and 18 others who allegedly attempted to overturn the results of the 2020 election.

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Critics have argued Willis and Wade financially benefited from their relationship and have called for either her to be removed from the case or for the case to be dismissed entirely.

The first complaint was filed by a Fulton County resident, who demanded the relationship be dealt with, as the trial is "paid for" by "taxpayers like me." The second was filed by talk show host Gregory Mantell, who claimed Willis violated multiple parts of the Fulton County Ethics Code.

Two more complaints were also filed by MAGA Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, who shared in a social media post last month that she was really looking forward to the hearing.

The judge overseeing the trial has heard arguments regarding the relationship and is expected to rule on the matter by the end of next week.