Fraud allegations, Trump and two sons will have to testify in court

A New York judge ruled that former President Donald Trump and two of his sons, Donald Jr. and Ivanka, will need to appear in court, testify under oath, and then comply with subpoenas regarding the organization’s investigation. Trump. The ruling came at the end of a hearing during which Trump’s lawyers accused New York State Attorney General Letitia James of conducting what they believe was an investigation tainted with “political hatred and a desire for revenge”. , as well as a violation of the constitutional rights of the former president. A month ago, the New York Attorney’s Office announced that it had found “significant evidence” that former President Trump’s company allegedly committed fraud. “We have uncovered significant evidence indicating that the Trump Organization has been using fraudulent and misleading valuations for various properties to obtain benefits, including loans, insurance coverage and tax relief, for years,” said James.