Insights from Trump's Civil Fraud Trial Shed Light on Future Criminal Cases
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After 40 witnesses and 43 days of testimony, the civil fraud trial against Donald Trump, brought by New York Attorney General Letitia James, has concluded with closing arguments scheduled for early January. The judge has already ruled that Trump is liable for making fraudulent statements, but other claims and a potential final penalty still need to be decided. The trial has provided insights into Trump's finances, his dealings with Deutsche Bank, his failed bid to buy the Buffalo Bills, and discrepancies in the valuation of his Trump Tower triplex penthouse. Despite his legal troubles, Trump remains the front-runner in the Republican presidential race.
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