A New York appeals court judge rejected Donald Trump’s latest attempt to delay his hush money criminal trial.
Trump has vehemently denied Carroll's allegations, and vowed to appeal the case as far as the Supreme Court. He has also appealed a January 2024 trial ruling that found him liable for more defamation against Carroll. That appeal is still pending. The juries in the two cases combined awarded...
Justice Lizbeth González of the state’s mid-level appeals court made her ruling after an emergency hearing in which Trump’s lawyers asked to postpone the trial indefinitely while they seek a change of venue. Trump was seeking an emergency stay, a court order that would prevent the tr...
Trump posted about the ruling on his social media site Thursday, once again targeting Engoron and Greenfield. "His Ridiculous and Unconstitutional Gag Order, not allowing me to defend myself against him and his politically biased and out of control, Trump Hating Clerk, who is sinking him an...
Former President Donald Trump sits in the courtroom during his trial at Manhattan Criminal Court on May 21, 2024 in New York City. Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images "My ruling is the jury will not hear that instruction from the bench, nor are you permitted to make that argument, period,"...
Former President Trump’s lawyers asked a federal appeals court to toss his 2020 election subversion case in Washington, D.C., just one day after the Supreme Court declined special counsel Jack Smith’s request to take up Trump’s argument that his actio
Trump card? Appeals court ruling could affect CON laws.The article discusses the impact of the decision made by the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Seattle, Washington in the court case, Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital v. Washington State Department of Health, on state certificate-of-...
Trump's lawyers had asked the state’s mid-level appeals court to halt the case indefinitely while they fight to remove the trial judge and challenge several of his pretrial rulings, which they argue have seriously hindered the presumptive Republican nominee'sdefense....
A New York appeals court denied Donald Trump’s request to temporarily delay payment of the state’s $454 million verdict against him, even after the former president said he may be forced to sell properties to cover the judgment.
Under the appellate ruling, Trump now has 10 days to come up with the $175 million bond. In addition to the financial portion of the lower court's decision, the appeals court stayed the three-year bars against Trump from applying for loans from New York financial institutions, the two-year...