Donald Trumps hush money case is set for a crucial hearing Monday as a New York judge weighs when, or even whether, the former president will go on trial after a postponement due to a last-minute document dump.
The presumptive Republican nominee is expected in court for a hearing that is happening instead of the long-planned start of jury selection in the first of his four criminal cases to go to trial. The trial has been put off until at least mid-April because of the recent delivery of tens of thousands of pages of records from a previous federal investigation.
Trump is simultaneously hurtling toward a critical deadline in his civil fraud trial his most costly legal battle to date. If the former president doesnt come up with a financial guarantee by Monday, New York Attorney General Letitia James can start the process of collecting on the more than $454 million Trump owes the state in a civil fraud lawsuit.
Trump tried getting a bond for the full amount, which would have stopped the clock on collection during his appeal and ensured the state got its money if he were to lose.
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Donald Trumps hush money case is set for a crucial hearing Monday as a New York judge weighs when, or even whether, the former president will go on trial after a postponement due to a last-minute document dump. The presumptive Republican nominee is expected in court for a hearing that is happening instead of the long-planned start of jury selection in the first of his four criminal cases to go to trial. The trial has been put off until at least mid-April because of the recent delivery of tens of thousands of pages of records from a previous federal investigation. Trump is simultaneously hurtling toward a critical deadline in his civil fraud trial his most costly legal battle to date. If the former president doesnt come up with a financial guarantee by Monday, New York Attorney General Letitia James can start the process of collecting on the more than $454 million Trump owes the state in a civil fraud lawsuit. Trump tried getting a bond for the full amount, which would have stopped the clock on collection during his appeal and ensured the state got its money if he were to lose. Read more here: bit.ly/4awss4l
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