Rudy Giuliani, Sidney Powell and John Eastman have already been booked and released, and former President Donald Trump said he will be arrested later this week.
A federal judge in Atlanta scheduled a Monday morning hearing on Meadows' request to move the case out of state court. But Meadows' attorney argued in an "emergency motion" on Tuesday that Meadows will be harmed if he is arrested before that hearing.
In Wednesday's court filing, Willis noted that Meadows "does not allege that his prosecution is taken in bad faith, that there is no hope of obtaining a valid conviction, or that it is being taken to harass the defendant." She said that his claim for different treatment due to his status as a former federal officer "is baseless."
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