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The New York Attorney General’s Office compared Wayne LaPierre and other current and former National Rifle Association executives to children caught stealing from a cookie jar Thursday during closing arguments in its civil corruption trial.
Donald Trump looks set to learn the outcome of his New York civil fraud trial before the end of this week, with Judge Arthur Engoron being tipped to deliver a verdict on Friday as to whether the former president and his Trump Organization associates routinely inflated the value of company assets to secure favourable terms from lenders.
State Judge Arthur Engoron, who presided over the $370 million civil fraud case in New York against former President Donald Trump and his company, is expected to issue his verdict in the trial by the end of the week, a person with direct knowledge of the situation told NBC News.
The judge overseeing Donald Trump’s sprawling civil fraud case in New York wants answers following reports that one of the former president’s co-defendants is arranging a plea deal with Manhattan prosecutors on a perjury charge for lying in his courtroom.
Donald Trump could potentially have his real estate empire ordered “dissolved” for repeated misrepresentations on financial statements to lenders in violation of New York’s powerful anti-fraud law.
Within days, Donald Trump could potentially have his sprawling real estate business empire ordered “dissolved” for repeated misrepresentations on financial statements to lenders, adding him to a short list of scam marketers, con artists and others who have been hit with the ultimate punishment for violating New York’s powerful anti-fraud law.
Wayne LaPierre, the longtime leader of the National Rifle Association, confirmed in court testimony that he used funds from the gun group to pay for luxury travel.
