judicial to Donald Trump Resumption of hearings Tuesday

judicial to Donald Trump
The civil trial for fraud targeting the former President of the United States is not suspended, but the dismantling of his real estate empire has, however, been put on hold. The hearing will resume on Tuesday
New York justice on Friday granted a temporary reprieve to Donald Trump in his civil trial for fraud, by suspending for the moment the partial dismantling of his real estate empire in New York. The trial began on Monday. The Republican billionaire filed an appeal Wednesday to stop his trial before a trial court called the “Supreme Court of New York.”

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The hearings, without a jury but in the presence of the former president, began Monday but were preceded on September 26 by a surprise summary decision by a judge, concluding that there had been “repeated fraud” by the Trump Organization and ordering the withdrawal of business licenses in New York State from Donald Trump and two of his two sons, Don Jr and Eric.

In a ruling from a New York appeals court on Friday, the justice refused to suspend the trial, but decided to “suspend the implementation of the cancellation of business licenses” and the confiscation of family companies Trump.

Resumption of hearings Tuesday
It is a partial victory for the former president of the United States, who obtains a respite in the partial dismantling of his real estate group. Donald Trump spent nearly three days at the Manhattan courthouse, in the courtroom and in the hallways with the press.

New York State Attorney General Letitia James mocked him Wednesday for his “spectacle” and his “political stunts [and] fundraising operation.” He in return called this African-American magistrate and elected representative of the Democratic Party “corrupt” and “racist”. She reaffirmed that “justice will prevail” in this trial, which will resume on Tuesday