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A Manhattan jury convicted the Trump Organization on Dec. 6, 2022, on 17 counts in a tax-fraud case tied to off-the-books compensation and false records. Sentencing came later, but the verdict itself gave the company a legal loss that would carry into the new year.
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A Manhattan jury convicted the Trump Organization on Dec. 6, 2022, on 17 counts in a tax-fraud case tied to off-the-books compensation and false records. Sentencing came later, but the verdict itself gave the company a legal loss that would carry into the new year.
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A Manhattan jury convicted the Trump Organization on Dec. 6, 2022, on 17 counts in a tax-fraud case tied to off-the-books compensation and false records. Sentencing came later, but the verdict itself gave the company a legal loss that would carry into the new year.
The Trump Organization ended 2022 with a conviction already on the books from Dec. 6 and sentencing still ahead. The company said it would appeal after a Manhattan jury found the corporate entities guilty in the tax case.
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