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Donald Trump was convicted on 34 counts of first‑degree falsifying business records in New York in May 2024 and has since been appealing and litigating motions that have left the case unresolved; key ...
There is no credible reporting or court record in these sources that will be seized tomorrow; the prospect of seizure is a legal option raised by Attorney General Letitia James if civil fines go unpai...
President Trump was convicted in May 2024 on 34 felony counts in the New York hush‑money case and has actively appealed, asking state and federal courts to overturn or move the conviction based on pre...
A appellate panel in August 2025 struck down the roughly half‑billion‑dollar civil money judgment that had been imposed on and his companies, finding the financial penalty excessive, while leaving the...
Appellate Division panel on dramatically narrowed the immediate financial and operational consequences of ’s against and related defendants by reducing the bond they were required to post to halt coll...
A New York Appellate Division panel affirmed that Donald Trump and his companies were liable for civil business fraud but vacated Judge Arthur Engoron’s nearly half‑billion‑dollar disgorgement as an u...
The Trump defendants appealed Judge Arthur Engoron’s February 2024 civil fraud judgment and financial disgorgement order, triggering a stay of some enforcement while appeals proceeded; the New York Ap...
The New York Attorney General secured a February 2024 trial judgment that imposed sweeping remedies on Donald Trump, the Trump Organization and several executives — most notably a court-ordered moneta...
Donald Trump has attacked his 2024 conviction through multiple legal avenues: direct appeals, arguments invoking presidential immunity, requests to move state cases to federal court, and motions seeki...