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On November 3, 2022, a New York judge granted a preliminary injunction and ordered an independent monitor in the Trump Organization case. November 10 was the deadline for each side to propose monitor candidates, not the date of the order. The ruling added notice and disclosure requirements while the fraud case continued.
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On November 3, 2022, a New York judge granted a preliminary injunction and ordered an independent monitor in the Trump Organization case. November 10 was the deadline for each side to propose monitor candidates, not the date of the order. The ruling added notice and disclosure requirements while the fraud case continued.
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On November 3, 2022, a New York judge granted a preliminary injunction and ordered an independent monitor in the Trump Organization case. November 10 was the deadline for each side to propose monitor candidates, not the date of the order. The ruling added notice and disclosure requirements while the fraud case continued.
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