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politics1 year ago

"Trump's Legal Battles: Testing Political Gain, Facing Harsh Punishment, and 2024 Offense"

Donald Trump's first criminal trial is set to begin in late March, with his inner circle viewing the timing as a potential silver lining for his 2024 election prospects. The trial, brought by the Manhattan district attorney, accuses Trump of falsifying business records to cover up hush-money payments. Despite the charges, some advisers believe that securing the nomination is vital for Trump's freedom, as they see the hush-money case as less weighty compared to other legal woes he faces.

via The New York Times|
#2024-election#criminal-trial#donald-trump
politics1 year ago

"Trump's Financial Future: Navigating Legal Penalties and Cash Crunch"

As Donald Trump's New York civil fraud trial nears its conclusion, experts warn that he could face significant financial penalties, potentially leading to financial ruin for his business empire. The impending judgment, subject to a 9% interest rate and possible additional penalties if appealed, could pose a serious threat to Trump's financial stability. With his wealth in question and legal troubles mounting, including a recent defamation ruling, Trump's ability to pay remains uncertain. The ruling could also impact his ability to secure loans and could potentially lead to the seizure of his organization's assets, further complicating his financial future.

via Yahoo! Voices|
#civil-fraud-trial#donald-trump#financial-penalties
entertainment2 years ago

'Home Alone' Actor Devin Ratray Hospitalized, DV Trial Postponed

"Home Alone" star Devin Ratray's domestic violence trial has been delayed after his hospitalization in critical condition, leading to a reset for pretrial next month, following accusations of assaulting his ex-girlfriend in December 2021. Ratray, known for his role as Buzz McCallister, was released from the hospital and is now resting at home on doctor's orders.

via TMZ|
#devin-ratray#domestic-violence-trial#entertainment
politics2 years ago

"Biden's Absence from New Hampshire Ballot Sparks Write-in Campaign Push"

Joe Biden's name will not appear on the New Hampshire ballot, a move that has raised concerns among Democrats and political observers. While the decision is not expected to significantly impact the election, it underscores the challenges faced by the Biden campaign in navigating state-specific ballot access rules. This development comes as President Trump continues to make the election a "referendum on his legal woes," according to former prosecutor Andrew Weissmann.

via MSNBC|
#ballot#biden#election
entertainment2 years ago

Lizzo's Incredible Grinch Transformation Saves Her from Depression

Lizzo shares a video on Instagram of herself dressed in a sexy Grinch costume, stating that it is the only thing saving her from depression. The singer-songwriter, who is currently facing a lawsuit for allegedly creating a hostile work environment, wore a green wig and body makeup to transform into the holiday character. Lizzo's legal team has called the lawsuit a "fabricated sob story" launched by "opportunists."

via Daily Mail|
#depression#entertainment#grinch-costume
politics2 years ago

"Legal Troubles Loom Over Mar-a-Lago: Trump's Critic Warns of Dire Consequences"

George Conway, a prominent critic of Donald Trump, predicts that the former president's legal troubles, particularly the business fraud civil case in New York where he has been found liable for fraud, could lead to the collapse of his real estate empire. If Trump is forced to liquidate his properties, including Mar-a-Lago, it will be up to the court to determine how much of the proceeds go to the state of New York. Conway believes this is a significant blow to Trump's businesses and could mark the end of his billionaire dreams in the city where they began.

via SheKnows|
#donald-trump#fraud-case#legal-woes
politics2 years ago

Trump's Escalating Legal Woes Fuel Violent Rhetoric

Former President Donald Trump's violent rhetoric has escalated as his legal troubles mount, with recent remarks including advocating for shooting shoplifters and insinuating that a military general should be executed for treason. Trump's inflammatory language comes at a time when his supporters are already angry over his indictments, and attacks against institutions and officials have increased. The special counsel has requested a gag order due to Trump's threatening statements, but it may only enhance his appeal with his base. Trump continues to defend himself and rally his supporters through his social media platform, Truth Social.

via The New York Times|
#donald-trump#fraud-trial#indictments
politics2 years ago

"Trump's Iowa Rally: From Songs About Prison to GOP Rivals Storming"

Former President Donald Trump took the stage at the Iowa Republican Dinner to a song with lyrics about going to prison, in an ironic moment as his legal troubles continue to mount. Trump has already been indicted twice and may face up to four criminal cases by the end of the summer. His legal team recently met with Special Counsel Jack Smith in an attempt to prevent another indictment related to his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. Meanwhile, Trump was hit with superseding charges in federal court in Florida for allegedly attempting to destroy security camera footage. Twitter users mocked the former president, with some calling the moment "poetic."

via The Independent|
#criminal-cases#donald-trump#iowa-republican-dinner
politics2 years ago

Trump's Legal Woes Deepen with New Charges and Overwhelming Evidence

Former President Donald Trump faces new criminal charges alleging his involvement in a cover-up to obstruct the Justice Department's investigation into his handling of classified documents. The charges reveal a more central role for Trump than previously known, strengthening the case against him and undermining potential defenses. The allegations include attempts to delete surveillance footage from Mar-a-Lago and hide records from investigators. Trump's claims of being persecuted and attempts to intimidate prosecutors may not hold up in court. The charges come as Trump awaits possible additional indictments related to his efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

via PBS NewsHour|
#classified-documents#cover-up#donald-trump
politics2 years ago

Sarkozy ordered to wear electronic tag after losing corruption appeal.

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy lost his appeal against a conviction for corruption and influence peddling, resulting in a three-year prison sentence, two of which will be suspended. He will wear an electronic ankle bracelet while under house arrest to avoid incarceration. Sarkozy was also banned from public office and voting for three years. Sarkozy's lawyers plan to appeal the decision to France's highest court. This is the latest in a series of legal troubles for the former president, including accusations of accepting illegal payments from the Libyan dictatorship during his 2007 election bid.

via The Washington Post|
#ankle-monitor#corruption#france
cryptocurrency2 years ago

SBF Fights Back Against Criminal Charges and Biglaw Firm Sullivan & Cromwell.

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried has asked the federal judge presiding over his case to throw out the majority of charges against him. In his latest filing, he has requested FTX's current leadership and Sullivan & Cromwell, the Biglaw firm advising FTX in bankruptcy, to be designated as part of the "prosecution team." He argues that FTX and S&C have offered so much cooperation that the government has "effectively deputized the company to aid the prosecution."

via Above the Law|
#cooperation#cryptocurrency#ftx
business2 years ago

The Future of Fox News After Settlements and Lawsuits

Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner predicts that Fox News is facing "the beginning of the end" after settling Dominion Voting Systems' defamation lawsuit for over $700 million. Kirschner believes that this settlement may indicate the start of more legal woes for the network, including Smartmatic's $2.7 billion lawsuit and a shareholder derivative suit. Fox News acknowledged that statements made about Dominion were false and stated that the settlement reflects its commitment to the highest journalistic standards.

via Newsweek|
#business#dominion-voting-systems#fox-news
politics2 years ago

GOP's Tuesday Woes: Trump Indictment and Swing State Loss

Tuesday was a rough day for the GOP as the conservative candidate lost the Wisconsin Supreme Court race and the current frontrunner for the GOP nomination faced 34 felony charges. Former President Donald Trump's legal woes and his presidential campaign have become fused together, with his legal jeopardy looming over him until voters begin casting their ballots for the GOP nomination, if not longer. Meanwhile, progressives won big with Judge Janet Protasiewicz's victory in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race and Brandon Johnson's win in Chicago's mayoral race.

via NBC News|
#gop#legal-woes#politics