It's not a criminal trial, and there's no risk of jail time. But Trump could still lose big in the New York case focusing on vastly overvalued Trump businesses.
which went to trial on October 2. The judge in the case has already found Trump, his two adult sons, and his company, The Trump Organization,The trial, which could last until December, will establish how much Trump owes in damages.
One oddity of this suit is that prosecutors are not claiming anybody lost money or even suffered harm because of Trump's overvaluations. The presumed victims aren’t customers Trump defrauded, contractors he stiffed, or shareholders he lied to. The victims are banks and insurance companies that supposedly undercharged Trump for loans and insurance policies, because Trump told them his properties were more expansive and valuable than they actually were.
Trump has embraced his various legal challenges and characterized them as politically motivated persecution. He points out that James is an elected Democrat in one of the most anti-Trump blue states. And his approval rating among Republicans has, as civil and criminal cases have besieged him. So the New York case may have little or no effect on Trump's status as the front-runner for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination.
The biggest risk to Trump may be the loss of his New York businesses. If Judge Engoron's order revoking Trump's business licenses survives appeal, then a court-appointed receiver will take possession of those businesses and sell them to the highest bidder. Trump would get the proceeds, and he'd still manage a variety of Trump properties outside of New York state.
The soldier also called the tank's manufacturers in Russia, who told him to send them a WhatsApp report about the tank's issues, Forbes reported.Fulton County Dist. Atty. Fani Willis' prosecution will remain in state court. The former president probably made a crass calculation about the judges.The Ukrainians keep making the same serious tactical mistake
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