The former president faces updates in civil and federal cases that the is involved in.
Former President Donald Trump's legal issues are set to continue this week, with updates expected in both his civil and criminal cases.Trump's $250 million fraud civil trial, where he is accused by New York Attorney General Letitia James of filing fraudulent filings statements that inflated the value of several of his properties and assets for years, is among those cases.
'Once again, Donald Trump's attempts to delay this trial have been rejected,' James said. 'The truth is simple: a judge ruled that he committed repeated and persistent fraud, and we will continue to demonstrate that in court.'Trump, the frontrunner in the 2024 GOP presidential primary, has denied all wrongdoing in connection to James' lawsuit, and accused the case of being a politically motivated 'witch hunt.
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