Trump fraud trial kept rolling as judge’s liability ruling hung over the case
Donald Trump’s New York civil fraud trial was still underway on December 3, 2023, weeks after Justice Arthur Engoron had already issued a pretrial summary-judgment ruling on liability. The bench trial had begun on October 2 and would not wrap until later in December.
First recorded Nov 25, 2023·Meaningfully updated Dec 3, 2023
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Trump fraud trial kept rolling as judge’s liability ruling hung over the case
Donald Trump’s New York civil fraud trial was still underway on December 3, 2023, weeks after Justice Arthur Engoron had already issued a pretrial summary-judgment ruling on liability. The bench trial had begun on October 2 and would not wrap until later in December.
Donald Trump’s New York civil fraud trial was still underway on December 3, 2023, weeks after Justice Arthur Engoron had already issued a pretrial summary-judgment ruling on liability. The bench trial had begun on October 2 and would not wrap until later in December.
On Nov. 25, 2023, Donald Trump’s New York civil fraud trial was still in progress. A September summary-judgment ruling had already found Trump and other defendants liable for fraud, but the nonjury trial continued into December before the office of the New York attorney general rested its case.
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