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Donald Trump's conviction, disqualification, and ongoing litigation in various courts
Donald Trump entered 2026 with the legal landscape largely reshaped by election returns, court rulings, and at least one completed state prosecution: he was convicted in the New York falsifying-busine...
The clearest, documented example of a formal judgment lien tied to Donald Trump’s real estate is New York Attorney General Letitia James’s registration of her civil-fraud judgment in Westchester Count...
Major episodes cited by critics as examples of Donald Trump “ignoring” court rulings center on aggressive enforcement choices and rapid executive actions that courts blocked or limited, most prominent...
Donald Trump’s 2024 political operation routed unusually large sums to lawyers and courtroom fights—reporting documents more than $100 million taken from campaign‑linked accounts and roughly $30–50 mi...
Donald Trump and entities tied to him have been the subject of multiple high-profile criminal investigations and civil cases in state and federal courts; the most consequential documented criminal con...
In 2025 a torrent of litigation targeted President Donald Trump’s second-term actions: trackers counted hundreds of suits challenging executive orders and agency moves, and the results were mixed — so...