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Stefanik: New York judge 'wrongfully denied' Trump mistrial request in fraud trial - Vimarsana News

Stefanik: New York judge 'wrongfully denied' Trump mistrial request in fraud trial

Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-N.Y.) added to her previous ethics complaint against the New York judge presiding over former President Trump’s civil fraud case, alleging he “wrongfully denied” the request for a mistrial due to bias. “A week ago, I filed an ethics complaint against Manhattan Judge Arthur Engoron for his partisan antics, bias, and railroading…

Source: yahoo.com
JUDGE ROBERT ADRIAN HEARING - Vimarsana News

JUDGE ROBERT ADRIAN HEARING

A three-day hearing was scheduled before the Illinois Courts Commission to decide the fate of Judge Robert Adrian on Tuesday, November 7th, 2023.

Source: khqa.com
Trump Attacks NY Judge After Being Fined $10k in Second Gag Order Violation - Vimarsana News

Trump Attacks NY Judge After Being Fined $10k in Second Gag Order Violation

Donald Trump just can't seem to resist attacking New York Judge Arthur Engoron and AG Letitia James, even after $15,000 worth of gag order violations.

Donald Trump Berates Judge In New York Civil Fraud Trial After $10K Fine - Vimarsana News

Donald Trump Berates Judge In New York Civil Fraud Trial After $10K Fine

Donald Trump berated the judge in his New York civil fraud trial on Thursday after he was fined $10,000 for breaching a gag order imposed by the court.

Donald Trump's team pleads for relief from Judge Arthur Engoron's $10K fine - Vimarsana News

Donald Trump's team pleads for relief from Judge Arthur Engoron's $10K fine

Former President Donald Trump and his legal team pleaded for relief Thursday from civil rulings and courtroom fines they view as baseless.