My take:

First, Jay Sekulo and ACLJ are the good guys. So, if he likes it, it is most likely a good thing.

Second, from what I understand, this is NOT the potential criminal case against Trump in Georgia.

There are some corrupt government employees in Georgia who are planning on a criminal indictment of Trump and a bunch of other people in a RICO case. I suspect they are waiting until just before the election to actually file it.

In response to this threat, Trump has filed a civil (not criminal) lawsuit against these people, saying that they are violating his rights in what they are doing (basically, prosecutorial misconduct).

This decision by the Chief Judge of the court house in Georgia where Trump's lawsuit has been filed has issued an order that all of the judges in that court house cannot be a judge in that case.

The criminal case has against Trump has not been filed (yet).

Trump's civil case has been filed, but all judges at that court house have been barred from acting as judges in that case (because they are all biased against Trump).

This means that the "venue" for Trump's civil case will have to be moved out of Fulton County.

Also, the Chief Judge has ordered that none of these Fulton County judges will be allowed to oversee any legal procedings that might involve anything related to the 2020 election fraud.

This is good because there is at least a chance that the corrupt co-conspirators in Fulton County will not be able to control the legal procedings, and there might be an honest judge elsewhere that will oversee the case.

It seems obvious that Fulton County is very corrupt and has their own little fiefdom of government employees (judges, district attorneys, etc.) who are planning to railroad Trump.

This order takes all judicial decisons out of their hands.

It might be enough to stop the co-conspirators in the tracks. If they can't control the outcome via corruption, they might think twice about bringing their criminal case at all (maybe, maybe not).

Trump's civil case against THEM can proceed, however. It's just that it will have to be heard in a different location (unless the Chief Judge wants to be the judge in that case -- which would create a serious can of worms within the courthouse).

Keep an eye out to see if there is pressure to get this Chief Judge removed as Chief (the administrative head of the court house) and replaced with a corrupt individual. Don't know if that can by done from within or not. Just something to watch for.

My take:

First, Jay Sekulo and ACLJ are the good guys. So, if he likes it, it is most likely a good thing.

Second, from what I understand, this is NOT the potential criminal case against Trump in Georgia.

There are some corrupt government employees in Georgia who are planning on a criminal indictment of Trump and a bunch of other people in a RICO case. I suspect they are waiting until just before the election to actually file it.

In response to this threat, Trump has filed a civil (not criminal) lawsuit against these people, saying that they are violating his rights in what they are doing (basically, prosecutorial misconduct).

This decision by the Chief Judge of the court house in Georgia where Trump's lawsuit has been filed has issued an order that all of the judges in that court house cannot be a judge in that case.

The criminal case has against Trump has not been filed (yet).

Trump's civil case has been filed, but all judges at that court house have been barred from acting as judges in that case (because they are all biased against Trump).

This means that the "venue" for Trump's civil case will have to be moved out of Fulton County.

Also, the Chief Judge has ordered that none of these Fulton County judges will be allowed to oversee any legal procedings that might involve anything related to the 2020 election fraud.

This is good because there is at least a chance that the corrupt co-conspirators in Fulton County will not be able to control the legal procedings.

It seems obvious that Fulton County is very corrupt and has their own little fiefdom of government employees (judges, district attorneys, etc.) who are planning to railroad Trump.

This order takes all judicial decisons out of their hands.