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Donald Trump’s Nov. 6 testimony in New York came in a civil fraud case brought by the state attorney general, not a criminal prosecution. The dispute centers on whether the Trump Organization inflated asset values and net worth figures to win better terms from banks and insurers.
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Donald Trump’s Nov. 6 testimony in New York came in a civil fraud case brought by the state attorney general, not a criminal prosecution. The dispute centers on whether the Trump Organization inflated asset values and net worth figures to win better terms from banks and insurers.
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Donald Trump’s Nov. 6 testimony in New York came in a civil fraud case brought by the state attorney general, not a criminal prosecution. The dispute centers on whether the Trump Organization inflated asset values and net worth figures to win better terms from banks and insurers.
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