Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has appealed to Georgia's Court of Appeals to reinstate six felony solicitation charges that were dismissed against former President Donald Trump and five co-defendants. Judge Scott McAfee ruled in March that the charges lacked sufficient detail concerning the alleged solicitation of public officials to overturn the 2020 election results. Willis contends that the indictment included ample context for the defendants to prepare their defenses adequately, insisting that the charges are integral to the case. The dismissed charges involve efforts to influence officials, including Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, to appoint pro-Trump electors. The case has been stalled since June due to an appeal regarding Willis's potential disqualification stemming from her past relationship with a special prosecutor. The Court of Appeals is expected to hear arguments about this issue on December 5, while the reinstatement of the dismissed charges remains uncertain.