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Donald Trump, his three eldest children and the Trump Organization failed to turn over emails and other communications in a fraud lawsuit, the New York attorney general’s office claimed in a letter submitted in court last week. The office singled out “an unexplained drop-off in emails for Ivanka Trump” as one of the more significant issues.
The refusal to provide material goes back to the investigation into the Trumps’ business practices that preceded the lawsuit, the letter notes. In May 2022, the former president paid a $110,000 fine after Judge Arthur Engoron found Trump in contempt for failing to comply with a subpoena from the attorney general’s office. “For years, Mr. Trump and the Trump Organization have tried to thwart our lawful investigation, but today’s decision makes clear that no one can evade accountability,” Attorney General Letitia James said when a judge ordered Trump ordered to pay the fine last year.
Laugh if you want. But defying a subpoena in an investigation to cover up a crime, can be a harsher crime than the crime itself. Thats what Watergate was all about, that went all the way up to president Nixon. I dont have to tell you how that worked out.
Laugh if you want. But defying a subpoena in an investigation to cover up a crime, can be a harsher crime than the crime itself. Thats what Watergate was all about, that went all the way up to president Nixon. I dont have to tell you how that worked out.
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Laugh if you want. But defying a subpoena in an investigation to cover up a crime, can be a harsher crime than the crime itself. Thats what Watergate was all about, that went all the way up to president Nixon. I dont have to tell you how that worked out.
Laugh if you want. But defying a subpoena in an investigation to cover up a crime, can be a harsher crime than the crime itself. Thats what Watergate was all about, that went all the way up to president Nixon. I dont have to tell you how that worked out.
Laugh if you want. But defying a subpoena in an investigation to cover up a crime, can be a harsher crime than the crime itself. Thats what Watergate was all about, that went all the way up to president Nixon. I dont have to tell you how that worked out.
You know this is standard operating procedures for Democrats, right?
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