Judge in Trump's civil fraud trial imposes monitor to oversee Trump Organization's finances

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : MORE: Trump doubles down on 'impossibility' of obtaining bond for $464M judgmentAs part of the arrangement, the Trump Organization must open its books to Jones, who has also been given the ability to suggest court-ordered changes in how the Trump Organization operates.
39% : Engoron in February ordered Trump to pay $464 million in disgorgement and pre-judgment interest after he found the former president and his adult sons liable for using "numerous acts of fraud and misrepresentation" to inflate his net worth in order to get more favorable loan terms.
36% : Trump has denied all wrongdoing and has appealed the decision in the case.
30% : Trump is facing a Monday deadline to secure a bond to guarantee payment of the $464 million judgment should he lose his appeal.
26% : His lawyers have said it is "a practical impossibility," but New York Attorney General Letitia James suggested Trump had not explored all of his options.
16% : New York Judge Arthur Engoron, who oversaw Trump's civil fraud trial, imposed a monitor over the Trump Organization as part of a judgment that also required Trump to pay a nearly-half billion dollar penalty.

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