Former President Donald Trump will likely be 'in and out as he sees fit' during his civil business fraud lawsuit trial in New York City while being taken off the campaign trail to fight for his family's business, Alina Habba, one of the attorneys representing him in the case said.
Former President Donald Trump will likely be "in and out as he sees fit" during his civil business fraud lawsuit trial in New York City while being taken off the campaign trail to fight for his family's business, Alina Habba, one of the attorneys representing him in the case, told Newsmax on Wednesday.
Habba, however, declined to comment on the gag order Judge Arthur Engoron issued Tuesday after Trump recirculated a disparaging social media post about the judge's principal law clerk, Allison Greenfield. "They have nothing to hide," she commented. "There wasn't an injured party. Everybody made money. The loans were paid back. Ultimately, we have a statute of limitations for a reason. This judge is allowing things that have expired, dating back to as long as 2011. What's the strategy there?"
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