His legal team is expected to file additional documents today related to a sprawling civil financial fraud probe by New York.
. They appealed the order to appear, and are awaiting a decision on that appeal.
Trump did not turn over documents that day, and raised objections Engoron and James' office said should have been addressed months before, leading to the contempt finding. "There's clearly been a substantial amount of evidence amassed that could support the filing of an enforcement proceeding, although the final determination on filing that proceeding has yet to be made," Andrew Amer, a litigator for James' office, said during a hearing last week.
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