After scoring a major win Monday in the New York civil fraud case against him, legal experts say whether President Trump can make U.S. constitutional claims.
After scoring a major win Monday in the New York civil fraud case against him, legal experts weigh whether former president Donald Trump can appeal the $454 million judgment as a violation of his constitutional rights. The 45th president and presumptive GOP nominee in the 2024 election had until Monday to pay a $454 million bond or face seizure of his assets by Attorney General Letitia James, in accordance with an order by Judge Arthur Engoron.
In fact, banks testified in court that they were clamoring to be back in business with Trump. It’s not the only argument or the strongest argument he has, but it’s a valid reach because the judgment smells punitive,' he added. 'The issue boils down to whether the judgment reflects ill-gotten gains being retrieved by the court, or something more punitive, like a fine,' Trusty added.
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