Trump's Legal Battles: From Civil Fraud Case to Supreme Court Appeal

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Former President Donald Trump claims to have nearly $500 million in cash to cover the $454 million bond in his New York civil fraud case, as he fights the ruling by Manhattan Supreme Court Judge Arthur Engoron. New York Attorney General Letitia James could seize his properties if the bond is not posted, but Trump's team has faced difficulties finding a lender and is reluctant to sell off assets. Trump has criticized the judge and the case as rigged and corrupt, seeking support from his supporters to fund his legal fight.
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- Trump says he could appeal New York fraud case ruling to the Supreme Court NBC News
- Trump signals Truth Social windfall won’t be used to post bond in fraud case The Hill
- First, search. Then, seizure. How Tish James will go after Trump's bank accounts and other assets. POLITICO
- Trump's TV stint, 2020 launch and notorious guests – Trump Tower has seen it all The Independent
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