It doesn't matter what others do or do not do - fraud is fraud, regardless. No one ever said that Mar-a-Lago should be valued at $18 million....
No it doesn't. The "whole case" is a huge case covering far more than Mar-a-lago. And, so far as the latter is concerned, the figure of $18 to $27...
There is nothing wrong - let alone illegal - with a person selling a property for whatever someone is willing to pay for it, regardless of how...
Yes, there is - and it was determined by the evidence. Again, this would be clear to you if you read the complaint.
222 pages, not 22, and no, they did not all relate to a difference between tax assessments and reality - or anywhere close! If you read it, this...
No it wasn't. Again, the complaint provides 222 pages of detailed evidence of systematic and ongoing fraudulent acts, purposefully intended to...
Wrong! The assumptions are yours, and mistaken. The Court's ruling was based on factual evidence supporting 222 pages detailing persistent and...
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Whatever did or did not happen to other parties does not change - let alone excuse - the fact that Trump engaged in fraudulent business practices,...
It is the nature of the amount that counts - CIVIL equitable relief, as in this case, to which the 8th Amendment does not apply.
The Appeals Court did not step in of its own accord. Their decision was in response to an appeal motion by Trump & co. No, the 8th Amendment...
Yes, the bond amount is indeed automatically the same amount as the judgment. This automatic bond amount can then and only then - after the fact -...
No it's not. Further, the bond amount is not "set". In New York, the bond amount is automatically the same as the equitable relief awarded, plus...
Again, it's a bench trial - it begins when the case lands with the judge, in the course of which he may issue preliminary injunctions, summary...
Why do you think there would be a jury? As with ALL civil cases seeking equitable relief (e.g. disgorgement), it's a bench trial.
Appeal bonds are the norm - REQUIRED everywhere, in federal and state civil cases....
It It is a factual piece on appeals bonds, not an editorial discussing an author's opinion of a particular judgement.
There were seven charges (properly, causes of action, as this is a civil suit) detailed - in full - in a 222-page indictment.
Appeal bonds - requiring the whole or part of a judgement pending an appeal decision - are standard procedure....
That's exactly what it shows! It's an extract from the visitor logs. Take a closer look. It shows an appointment time of 6.30pm at the VP's...
Yes, her and 455 other people logged in at the same time to the same event.
This was a publicized event / party at the VP's residence, not the White House, with 400+ guests, in photos and on video, with even Newsweek -...
No, there does not need to be a victim in order to have engaged in fraudulent business practices - the offense proscribed by Executive Law 63(12)....
Executive Law 63(12) is invoked by repeated fraudulent behavior - regardless of whether or not anyone complains. And the absence of complaints is...
You are stating the situation AFTER the SCOTUS issued it's opinion. PRIOR to that opinion, the states used their entirely legal mechanisms to...
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