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1 verified report published on November 3, 2022.
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Trump-world spent years selling the idea that the fraud case was just politics. November 3, 2022 was one of the days that argument looked a lot weaker, because a judge was no longer just listening — he was installing a referee.
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A New York judge granted a preliminary injunction and named an independent monitor to oversee the Trump Organization’s financial reporting, while requiring 14 days’ written notice to the attorney general and the court before any sale, transfer, or other disposal of covered non-cash assets. The order was an early procedural win for the state, not a final ruling on the fraud claims.