"Trump's Trial in New York: Facing Fraud Charges and Legal Consequences"

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Former President Donald Trump is set to go to trial in New York's civil lawsuit accusing him of extensive business fraud. The trial will be presided over by Justice Arthur Engoron, who recently ruled against Trump, finding him liable for widespread fraud and revoking licenses for some of his flagship properties. Trump may attend the trial in person, sitting just a few feet away from the judge he has publicly criticized. The trial will focus on the punishments Trump will face, including a potential $250 million penalty and a ban on running businesses in the state. This trial is the first of several legal battles Trump will face in the coming months.
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