Letitia James Asks Court to Deny Donald Trump's $454M Bond Appeal

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : On occasion, the Supreme Court has intervened in state actions, for example, on punitive damages, and so that points damages can become so high they deny someone due process of law.
32% : Trump maintains the legal action against him is election interference.
29% : James could seek to freeze some of his bank accounts and properties if Trump cannot post the $454 million bond.
27% : Enforcement against Trump could begin as soon as March 25.
22% : New York State lawyers argued Wednesday that Trump did not explore every option to post bond.
17% : Trump must post a liquid (cash, securities) bond covering the full amount of the judgment to pause enforcement of the judgment, but 30 surety companies told Trump they would not accept real estate assets as collateral, Trump's lawyers said Monday.
14% : "Judge Engoron actually wants me to put up Hundreds of Millions of Dollars for the Right to Appeal his ridiculous decision," Trump posted on Truth Social Tuesday.

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