Truckers to boycott driving to New York City after $355M fraud ruling against Trump
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Dumbass cult, no one should need to perform irreversible damage to themselves just to make an appeal, especially one we know will be over turned.
Dumbass cult, no one should need to perform irreversible damage to themselves just to make an appeal, especially one we know will be over turned.
these leftwing political prosecutions/persecutions are only happening because it seems they are
not having to worry about any consequences - which is the liberal ideal.
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Cheetos a loder once again.
Judge Denies Trump’s Delayed Payment Request In E. Jean Carroll Case (msn.com)
The New York judge who oversaw E. Jean Carroll’s defamation lawsuit against former President Donald Trump rejected the former president’s request to delay paying Carroll more than $80 million in damages, according to a Sunday court filing.
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more and more, the left is desperate to make their hold on America permanent.
won't happen, but the damage as they try may very well be permanent.
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Hey Cheetos finally paid someone.
Donald Trump has paid $392,000 to The New York Times to cover the legal costs from his failed lawsuit against the newspaper and its journalists over a 2018 investigation into his finances that included confidential tax records, a spokesman for the Times told CNN on Monday.
Trump was ordered to pay the money in January, more than eight months after Judge Robert R. Reed granted the Times’ motion to dismiss the case against it and its journalists, concluding the journalists’ conduct was protected by the New York Constitution.
Among the claims that Trump brought against the Times was the accusation that the journalists were liable for “tortious interference” in how they allegedly sought out his niece and caused her to allegedly breach a 2001 settlement contract with the Trump family, CNN previously reported.
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Looks like Cheetos is having some problems, that's too bad.
NEW YORK (AP) — Donald Trump’s lawyers told a New York appellate court Wednesday that he’s prepared to post a $100 million bond to halt collection of his staggering civil fraud penalty, arguing that provisions of the verdict make it impossible for the former president to secure a bond for the full amount.
Trump’s lawyers floated the offer in court papers asking the state’s mid-level appeals court for an order preventing New York Attorney General Letitia James’ office from enforcing the $454 million judgment while his appeal plays out. Trump would have to post the full amount to pause collection automatically.
The appeals court was expected to hear arguments at an emergency hearing Wednesday.
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Looks like Cheetos is having some problems, that's too bad.
NEW YORK (AP) — Donald Trump’s lawyers told a New York appellate court Wednesday that he’s prepared to post a $100 million bond to halt collection of his staggering civil fraud penalty, arguing that provisions of the verdict make it impossible for the former president to secure a bond for the full amount.
Trump’s lawyers floated the offer in court papers asking the state’s mid-level appeals court for an order preventing New York Attorney General Letitia James’ office from enforcing the $454 million judgment while his appeal plays out. Trump would have to post the full amount to pause collection automatically.
The appeals court was expected to hear arguments at an emergency hearing Wednesday.
Looks like Cheetos is having some problems, that's too bad.
NEW YORK (AP) — Donald Trump’s lawyers told a New York appellate court Wednesday that he’s prepared to post a $100 million bond to halt collection of his staggering civil fraud penalty, arguing that provisions of the verdict make it impossible for the former president to secure a bond for the full amount.
Trump’s lawyers floated the offer in court papers asking the state’s mid-level appeals court for an order preventing New York Attorney General Letitia James’ office from enforcing the $454 million judgment while his appeal plays out. Trump would have to post the full amount to pause collection automatically.
The appeals court was expected to hear arguments at an emergency hearing Wednesday.
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