The order — which applies to all parties in the case and addresses only verbal attacks on court staff — comes from Judge Arthur Engoron after Donald Trump made a disparaging social media post about Engoron’s top lawyer, Allison Greenfield.
– Judge Injunon said that personal attacks on members of the court staff were unacceptable.
According to the Associated Press news agency, the posts have already been removed.
Trump also angrily continued to once again verbally attack the judge and prosecutor in front of reporters, among other matters, regarding the trial, reports said. CNN.
He will testify
This was the second day in a row that the former president attended the fraud trial against him and his family company. He promised to stand before witnesses when “the time is right.”
Trump is expected to testify later in the trial, and is on the prosecution and defense witness lists.
Judge Arthur Engoron has already found Trump and his family company guilty of fraud. Engoron said on Tuesday that the trial is about punishment. The reprimand came after Trump’s lawyers attempted to submit lengthy memorandums challenging the issue of guilt.
Risks a $250 million fine
Trump also claimed a partial victory and claimed that a large portion of the charges had been time-barred, although the judge offered a different assessment.
“This trial is not to change what you have already decided,” Ingoron thundered.
Trump faces a $250 million fine for inflating the value of his assets, and losing his right to do business in New York State. The trial is scheduled to continue until December 22.
Several other lawsuits are still ongoing against the former president.
Several major criminal charges have been brought against former President Donald Trump, in addition to a number of ongoing civil and financial disputes.
Here are some legal procedures:
Washington, DC
Donald Trump was indicted in early August, accused of trying to overturn the results of the presidential election. The federal indictment is the heaviest among the ongoing legal proceedings, as the four charges relate to the storming of the Capitol building in January 2021. The investigation is headed by Special Prosecutor Jack Smith.
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Mar-a-Lago, Florida
Last June, Trump was charged with 37 charges primarily related to the former president’s handling of secret and sensitive documents that were stored at his residence in Mar-a-Lago in Florida after his time in the White House. This investigation is also federal and is being led by Jack Smith. The trial is scheduled to take place in May next year, just six months before the presidential elections that Trump wants to run.
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Accounting crimes in New York
The indictment, filed in March, includes 34 counts against Donald Trump, who is accused of, among other things, soliciting payments to people who threatened to release sensitive information about him in connection with the 2016 presidential campaign. The trial in the state case is scheduled for March 2024. .
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The indictment includes 19 people, including Donald Trump, and relates to allegations of attempts to overturn the election results in Georgia by, among other things, spreading rumors and false voters. In the middle is a phone call Trump made to the state’s election commissioner, Brad Raffensperger, in which the then-president asked him to “find the 11,780 votes” needed to defeat Joe Biden there.
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