News Trump goes in harder as his NYC fraud trial wraps Published 2 years ago on January 12, 2024 By Nathan Langridge Three judges at a U.S. appeals court are considering Donald Trump’s argument that he has immunity against prosecution. Will Trump follow Putin’s lead and run as an independent in 2024? <a>MORE HERE</a> <p>The case may set a precedent for the legal standing of former presidents in the face of judicial inquiries.</p> <p>“You have your own agenda. I understand that you can’t listen for more than one minute,” Trump told Engoron in court, as he denied wrongdoing and repeated claims of political persecution.</p> <p>Trump’s legal team and the office of New York Attorney General Letitia James delivered closing arguments in a case accusing him of inflating his net worth to dupe banks. Kevin Wallace, a lawyer from her office, said Trump’s company issued false financial statements every year between 2011 and 2021.</p> Related Topics:Featured Trending Now Tech3 days ago Intel nears Apple chip deal, shares soar Shows3 days ago Health infrastructure drives Australia’s property growth hotspots News3 days ago Trump rejects Iran’s response to peace plan News3 days ago Reform UK gains dramatically, Labour loses seats Shows22 hours ago Media fragmentation reshapes audience targeting and strategies Ticker Views1 day ago Resilience and Reform (but sorry Boomers) – a Responsible Budget in 2026-27
