Trump appeals his $454 million New York civil fraud case

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

30% : The massive financial penalty put Trump's prized properties at risk after defense lawyers warned that securing a $464 million bond was a "practical impossibility" -- but New York's Appellate Division granted a last-minute request to reduce the bond to $175 million, which Trump secured with the help of a California-based insurance company.
29% : "Following an 11-week trial last year, Judge Engoron determined that Trump and his co-defendants -- including his sons Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump and two top Trump Organization executives -- lied about Trump's net worth on his financial statements by exaggerating the value of properties and other assets to score better business deals.
21% : Trump and his co-defendants asked New York's Appellate Division to overturn February's ruling from Judge Arthur Engoron that found that the former president fraudulently inflated his net worth to secure better business deals.
21% : The judge ordered the defendants to pay $464 million in disgorgement and prejudgment interest, and temporarily banned Trump and his sons from running any New York business.

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