Fani Willis, the Fulton County District Attorney, is currently embroiled in a series of legal battles regarding the release of records related to her investigation into Trump. A judge has ordered her to provide communications with special counsel Jack Smith and to hand over all records related to the election interference investigation. Additionally, a conservative watchdog group won a lawsuit compelling Willis to disclose her emails with Smith and the January 6 committee. Amidst these challenges, questions arise about the legality of subpoenas issued by Georgia lawmakers seeking her testimony. A recent court ruling suggested that the Georgia Senate may lack the authority to compel Willis to appear before them. The outcome of these legal proceedings could significantly impact the scope of legislative subpoena power in Georgia.