paul manafort's trial on baking and tax fraud charges could rack up more quickly then quickly with u.s. district judge dsl is moving proceedings along rapidle patience for lawyers eating up time without evidence the judge considers irrelevant. it prosecutors focused on manafort's expensive and sometimes eccentric choice of clothes, he told them to move on, saying it's not a crime to be wealthy. and while manafort may have a yearning for $15,000 ostrich jackets, the judge said of his own sartorial choices, "if it doesn't say men's warehouse, i don't buy it." judge ellis also told prosecutors not to use the word "oligarch" to describe the wealthy ukrainians with whom manafort did business because the word implied that manafort was associated with "despicable people and therefore he's despicable, that is not the