🔵 What happens if Donald Trump can't pay his bond in the New York fraud case - MSNBC

For all of the frustration over the many delays in Donald Trump’s criminal trials, his civil trials have proven to be an effective way of holding him accountable. He has already fronted $91 million to secure the bond for the E. Jean Carroll judgment. And he has until Monday to post another bond to cover the $464 million judgment against him in his business fraud case. If he does not secure it, New York Attorney General Letitia James may seize his assets. And there’s nothing Trump can do to delay that! NBC News and MSNBC legal analyst Andrew Weissmann, former general counsel at the FBI and a senior member of special counsel Robert Mueller’s team, explains:

msnbc.com     Mar 23, 2024