Prosecutors in Fulton County DA Fani Willis' office filed a legal brief ripping former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows' contention he should be able to move his case to federal court – and used his former boss to undermine his effort to avoid arrest this week.

Meadows, who is among 19 people indicted in connection with former President Donald Trump's election overturn effort in Georgia, has a hearing scheduled Monday on his legal move. He also wants to avoid Willis' Friday deadline for defendants to turn themselves in for arrest and processing.

Prosecutors noted that Trump himself 'voluntarily agreed to surrender himself to state authorities, while other defendants have already surrendered.'

That includes former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who turned himself in Wednesday. Trump is hyping his own planned Thursday surrender at an infamous Atlanta jail and had his mugshot taken.

Prosecutors tore into the legal effort by former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows to avoid arrest and have his case moved to federal court

'The defendant has failed to demonstrate he has suffered irreparable harm warranting federal intervention in his case and has cited no authority authorizing this Court to prevent his lawful arrest,' Chief Senior Assistant District Attorney F. McDonald Wakeford wrote in. filing.

'The hardship facing the defendant is no different than any other criminal defendant charged with a crime, including his co-defendants who have either already surrendered to Fulton County Authorities or have agreed to so surrender in the time allotted by the District Attorney.'

The letter accuses Meadows' team of a 'a fundamental misunderstanding of criminal procedure.'

Also seeking a move to federal court is former DOJ official Jeff Clark, who is accused of racketeering conspiracy and false statements in connection with his letters to Georgia official claiming 'significant concerns' about the election outcome in the state.

Prosecutors for Fulton County DA Fani Willis are pushing back on Mark Meadows and Jeff Clark, who want their cases moved to federal court and want to avoid her Friday arrest deadline

Former DOJ official Jeff Clark wrote Georgia officials claiming 'significant concerns' about the election outcome

Meadows is hoping to avoid surrendering himself and submitting to a mugshot, which lawyer Rudy Giuliani did Wednesday

Prosecutors noted that former President Trump himself is meeting Willis' demand that he surrender

Meadows's legal team on Monday asked Willis to grant an extension of his arrest until after a Monday hearing about potentially moving to federal court.

But Willis on Tuesday rejected Meadows's plea.

'I am not granting any extensions,' she told Meadows's legal team.

'I gave two weeks for people to surrender themselves to the court. Your client is no different than any other criminal defendant in this jurisdiction. The two weeks was a tremendous courtesy.'

And she said an arrest warrant would be issued if he did not comply.

'At 12:30 pm on Friday I shall file warrants in the system,' she added.