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LIBERAL JUDGE WANTS TRUMP BANNED FROM NYC IN COURT TODAY.
I
HEARD THE JUDGE IN THE TRUMP TRIAL THATS GOING ON TODAY IN NEW YORK. SAY HE
WANTS TRUMPS BUSSINESSES BANNED FOR 5 YEARS FROM GETTING A LICENSE FROM
BEING IN NEW YORK.
Trump's NY fraud trial starts
today. Here's why it matters, even though the judge already found
fraud.Laura Italiano-Oct 2, 2023, 8:37 AM EDT
"Don't take this
the wrong way," asked one of Donald Trump's lead fraud lawyers,
Christopher Kise, standing last week before the Manhattan judge who, one
day prior, had found the former president liable for fraud and ordered
the dissolution of his company."But what, in the court's mind, does this
trial now look like?" Kise asked. "I'm just, me, wondering what's the
point?"We may all well ask the same thing. But it turns out there's
plenty left to the Trump Organization fraud case, on a legal, political,
and sheer entertainment level.
Here are some of the reasons that the
non-jury civil trial starting Monday on New York Attorney General
Letitia James $250 million business-fraud lawsuit is still worth our
attention.Meaning real-live Trumps, four of them, testifying under court
order in a public courtroom. Trump himself is planning to attend
opening statements Monday, though his attendance in this civil trial is
optional. Then comes testimony.Ivanka Trump, the former president's
biggest bank-loan deal maker, has the number 14 post position on the
AG's witness list, and will take the stand first among the Trumps.No
longer a plaintiff thanks to an appellate-level statute-of-limitations
ruling, Ivanka Trump must now defend her father and brothers. Much
remains at stake. Trump and his sons face additional civil penalties for
allegedly violating three state laws, namely, falsifying business
records, conspiring to file false financial statements, and insurance
fraud.(For those following along in their hymnals, see pages 209-212
here, in the lawsuit for those yet-resolved issues, listed as "causes of
action" numbers 2 through 7.) Some weeks later, Eric Trump, Donald
Trump, Jr., and Donald J. Trump must take the stand, in that order, and
in post positions 25-27 out of the AG's total of 28 direct-case
witnesses.Last week's decision by state Supreme Court Justice Arthur
Engoron leaves much unclear – including what Trump Organization assets,
specifically, will have to be sold. But one thing that was clear about
the decision is that fraud – lots of it – was found on the part of
Donald Trump.Left largely unremarked on, though, is that Trump's two
sons were also found liable for fraud, as were two longstanding senior
Trump Organization executives, its current comptroller, Jeffrey
McConney, and its ex-CFO Allen Weisselberg.When Donald Trump, Jr., and
Eric Trump take the stand, and defend themselves against the AG's
remaining allegations, they'll step out of the long, wide shadow their
father has cast over this case for the past four years.The attorney
general alleges that from 2016 to 2021, as executive vice presidents,
both brothers signed banking statements – called guarantor compliance
certificates – promising that their father's fraudulently-inflated
annual statements of net worth were just fine.James has countered that
these annual statements were actually inflated by as much as $3.6
billion.Eric Trump, who manages his father's company day to day, will
likely be singled out for his leading role in the alleged over-valuation
of the family's Seven Springs estate in New York's Westchester
County.Donald Trump, Jr., who oversees the Trump Organization's property
portfolio, has been responsible since 2017 for issuing those annual
statements of his father's net worth, the ones that the judge last week
found to be fraudulent.A matter of intent-So those six, yet-decided
"causes of action?" They all require the attorney general to prove
intent.In other words, the judge has already found Trump's 2014 through
2021 financial statements to banks and insurers fraudulently inflated
his wealth.Now the attorney general's lawyers must further prove that
Trump, his sons, Weisselberg and McConney submitted these statements
intentionally, in order to defraud banks and insurers, and in doing so
broke the specific New York civil laws.All that mucking around in a
witnesses' intentions will make for highly interesting testimony.
Donald Trump, for instance, will likely be grilled on a peculiar, and in
retrospect short-sighted, argument he made when ordered to sit for an
April deposition before the attorney general."I never felt that these
statements would be taken very seriously," he told the AG of the years
of the annual statements of worth, which remain at the center of the
case.More penalties, please "I think you've only reached two of the
relief items that the attorney general has asked for," Kevin Wallace, an
attorney for James, told the judge last week.He was explaining a major
reason why the AG sees her work as not yet done – and why both sides
will fight hard as the trial plays out over the next two, possibly three
months.The AG has so far only won two of the "relief items," or
penalties, her lawsuit seeks, namely last week's revocation of Trump's
New York operating licenses, and the appointment, in November, of a
monitor. (The AG never asked that assets be "dissolved" via a receiver, a
penalty the judge last week took it upon himself to set.) But if the
attorney general can prove what she hopes to at this trial – namely that
all of the defendants intentionally violated state business laws – that
will up the ante on what further penalties the judge sets next.The
future of Trump's empire is at stake-The remaining "relief items" the AG
seeks are not minor consolation prizes. They include a cash
blood-letting and an almost biblical-sounding generational banishment of
the father and his eldest sons from the New York real-estate world.She
wants the judge to permanently ban not just Trump but Eric Trump and
Donald Trump, Jr. from ever serving as an officer or director of any New
York corporation.She wants the Donald J. Trump Revocable Trust – which
currently holds the Trump Organization's assets, with Trump as sole
beneficiary – to be run by "new independent trustees." For the past two
years, the sole trustee has been Donald Trump, Jr.She also wants the
judge to bar Trump and the Trump Organization for five years from buying
commercial property in the state or applying for loans from a New
York-licensed bank.Finally, she wants $250 million in cash penalties, or
however much the judge sees fit. That's a lot of punishment. But in
ordering that yet-quantified dissolution of assets last week, Engoron
has already shown an ability to swat the Trumps harder than even the
attorney general herself has asked for.
