Ex-Prosecutor to Trump-His Days Are Numbered It's Coming

Trump strikes deal to evade deposition in New York investigation – for now
Guardian staff and agencies
Thu, March 3, 2022, 5:00 PM

Donald Trump has reached an agreement with the the New York attorney general’s office that will temporarily spare him from having to answer questions under oath as part of an investigation into his business, as the former president’s appeal process in the case continues.

In February, a New York judge ordered that Trump and his two eldest children, Donald Jr and Ivanka, must appear for a deposition as part of New York state’s civil investigation into Trump Organization’s business practices, including allegations the family company fraudulently inflated the value of its assets.

Trump has since appealed that ruling, a move that will probably delay the battle over his testimony by months.

Under the new agreement between Trump and the attorney general’s office, detailed in court papers on Thursday, Trump and his two children must sit for depositions within two weeks of a ruling from the appeals court, if it upholds the lower-court decision requiring their testimony.

Lawyers for the Trumps and the attorney general’s office also agreed to an accelerated briefing schedule to speed up the appeals process, with court papers due by 31 March.

Lawyers for Trump and Ivanka and Donald Trump Jr filed papers on Monday with the appellate division of the state’s trial court, seeking to overturn the Manhattan judge Arthur Engoron’s 17 February ruling that they testify.

They argue that ordering the Trumps to testify violates their constitutional rights because answers they give in the civil investigation by the attorney general, Letitia James, could be used against them in a parallel criminal investigation.

In an eight-page ruling, Engoron set a 10 March deadline for the Trumps to sit for depositions. Under the agreement reached on Thursday, that deadline is moot.

James, a Democrat, has said her investigation has uncovered evidence that Trump’s company, the Trump Organization, used “fraudulent or misleading” valuations of assets such as golf courses and skyscrapers to get loans and tax benefits.

In a statement following Engoron’s decision, Trump called the ruling “a continuation of the greatest Witch Hunt in history”

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Trump called the ruling “a continuation of the greatest Witch Hunt in history”

It is a witch hunt .. Shove a probe up the ass of Pelosi.. Schumer .. Schiff .. Maxine Waters ..Any of those fukkers .. All of congress on both sides .. They'll find dirty deeds far worse than embellishing on the worth of properties or WTF ever they're carrying on about .. They're afraid Trump might get elected again ... Tryin to thwart that however they can to keep him outta the game

Turns out that Trump -under valued- the properties
The DA dropped the charges..
Temple never follows up on all these allegations ...only copying the articles accusing Trump of shit .. Plenty of them in the left wing rags

https://tixene.com/breaking-president-trump-defeats-radical-leftist-das-attempt-to-lock-him-his-kids-up/

Temple wrote:

2-20-2022

'Trump will be indicted':

I've been hearing that for five years now.

Yea, five years of foils .. They wasted over 2 years putting all their eggs in the Mueller basket, only for it to come back empty .. Since then they've just been throwing shit against the wall hoping it'll stick .. I'd almost feel bad for them if they weren't so obnoxious and arrogant about it

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The investigative circle continues to tighten around Donald Trump. His days are numbered.
We need to exercise patience because it's coming.
It's coming. It's coming. It's not coming quickly enough but justice is coming."

aaanndd another swing and a miss.. lol

Ughh!! ...Another swing and a miss
https://www.theblaze.com/news/medias-latest-smoking-gun-against-trump-comes-crashing-down

Biggly bullshit ..more of the witch hunt

The Manhattan DA's office appears to have stopped trying to build a criminal case against Trump, suggesting he won't be charged, report says

Sinéad Baker,Sonam Sheth | TheInsider
Fri, April 29, 2022, 6:22 AM

The Manhattan district attorney's office's criminal investigation into former President Donald Trump is winding down and Trump is unlikely to be charged, The New York Times reported.

Sources told the paper that several new developments suggest "that the former president will not be indicted in Manhattan in the foreseeable future — if at all."

At least three witnesses who were "once central" to the investigation have not heard from the DA's office or have not been called on to testify, The Times said. Other sources also noted that one prosecutor who played a key role in the investigation has since stopped focusing on Trump. And other prosecutors who are still working on the case are no longer using the "war room" they had built to prepare for their grand jury presentation in earlier months.

It's an anticlimactic development for the DA's investigation, which previously brought more than a dozen felony charges against the Trump Organization and its longtime chief bookkeeper Allen Weisselberg, including conspiracy, grand larceny, tax fraud, and falsifying business records.

People with inside knowledge told Insider's Laura Italiano earlier this month that no new charges are expected from the investigation, which has been ongoing for roughly three years.

The grand jury empaneled for the probe also expires at the end of the month.

A parallel case by New York Attorney General Letitia James is still in progress.

Show us that smile Temple