Trump's Fraud Trial: Controversy and Criticism Surrounding Mar-a-Lago Valuation

TL;DR
Former President Donald Trump has appealed a judge's decision to not dismiss the civil fraud lawsuit brought against him and his family business by New York Attorney General Letitia James. The appeal was filed as the trial began, with Trump watching as the state's first witness testified. James accuses Trump and his family of inflating property values and Trump's net worth by up to $2.2 billion over a decade. The appeal addresses the judge's findings and comes after Trump called the judge "deranged" and suggested he be disbarred. The trial could last into December, and Trump also faces four separate criminal indictments.
- With trial underway, Trump appeals New York judge's fraud ruling Reuters
- 'I would be a little bit more cautious': Breaking down the third day of Trump's fraud trial MSNBC
- A grumpy Trump leaves town on 3rd day of his fraud trial Business Insider
- Real estate insiders question how Trump fraud judge valued Mar-a-Lago CNN
- Riled Trump sounds off on New York fraud trial Star-Advertiser
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