Why Trump may regret his choice to run for president in 2024?
2022.11.16 04:08
Why Trump may regret his choice to run for president in 2024?
Budrigannews.com – Former President Donald Trump, who announced on Tuesday that he would run for the White House again in 2024, is facing a series of investigations and lawsuits.
Government records are missing
The US Department of Justice is conducting a criminal investigation against Trump because it has government records, including those marked confidential, after he took office in 2021/1.
The FBI seized 8-1 documents from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida in a court-approved order about 11,000. 8 Search. About 100 documents are classified, and some are designated as top secret, the highest level of classification.
Trump, a Republican, accused the Justice Department of engaging in partisan political persecution.
As Trump claimed, a special master, U.S. District Judge Raymond Deary, will have to decide whether or not they are protected by executive privilege.
Executive privilege is a legal principle that allows the President to maintain the confidentiality of certain documents and information.
The Justice Department filed a lawsuit with the Federal Appeals Court to end the review and resume access to unclassified material taken in the search, arguing that both measures prevent a criminal investigation.
New York Attorney General’s Civil Action
New York Attorney General Leticia James said in a civil lawsuit filed on May 9 that she found 9 cases of misleading asset valuations by Trump and the Trump organization between 2011 and 2021.
James, a Democrat, accused Trump of lowering loan rates and inflating his multibillion-dollar net worth to get better insurance.
A New York judge has ordered the appointment of an independent monitor to oversee the Trump organization before the case goes to trial.
James tried to permanently ban Trump and his sons Donald Jr., Eric and Ivanka Trump operate companies in the state of New York and prevent them and their companies from buying new real estate in the state to acquire new real estate.
James also wants to hand over about 2250 million that the defendant claims he obtained through fraud.
Trump called the Attorney General’s lawsuit a political witch hunt. Trump’s lawyers believe James’ claims are worthless.
James said his investigation also revealed evidence of criminal misconduct and that he submitted a tax collection from federal prosecutors and the Internal Revenue Service to the investigation.
New York detective.
The Trump organization is being tried on tax fraud charges in New York in a criminal case brought by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg.
The company, which operates hotels, golf courses and other real estate around the world, has pleaded not guilty to 3 counts of tax fraud and 6 other charges. He could face a fine of 1.6 million.
Trump is not accused of wrongdoing.
Allen Weisselberg, the company’s former chief financial officer, will plead guilty and testify against the Trump organization as part of a court settlement. He is also a defendant in James’ civil lawsuit.
Defamation case
E, former writer of Elle magazine.Gene Carroll sued Trump for defamation in the 2019s for denying his allegations of raping her in a New York City department store and accusing him of lying to promote the sale of books in the 1990s.
Trump appeared on the affidavit in the case at 5:10 a.m. according to his and Carol’s lawyers
Trump argued that he was protected from Carroll’s lawsuit by a federal law that exempts government officials from defamation claims.
The Manhattan-based U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit said Trump was a federal employee when he called Carroll a liar, but left the question of whether he acted like the president when he issued the statement.
Washington, D.C. The Appeals Court will consider this issue in an oral argument scheduled for May. 10, 2023.
Carroll also plans to sue Trump for intentional battery and emotional distress under New York state law, even if the defamation lawsuit is dismissed.
Attack on the United States Capitol
The House Committee is investigating May. On 2021-9-6, Trump supporters are attacking the US Congress and investigating whether their attempts to overturn the failure of the 2020 elections violate the law. The mafia tried to prevent Congress from testing the election results.
5/10 Trump was subpoenaed by the committee to testify under oath and provide documents.
The committee’s vice chairwoman, Republican Liz Cheney, said the committee could refer him to the Justice Department to file criminal charges against Trump.
Only the Justice Department can decide whether to prosecute Trump for federal crimes. The panel will publish its findings in writing in the coming weeks.
Trump called the panel’s investigation a politically motivated scam.
Georgia Election Rigging Poll
A special grand jury was appointed in May 2020 to investigate Georgia’s alleged efforts to influence Georgia’s election results on May 5.
The investigation focused in part on Trump’s call to Republican Secretary of state Brad Raffensperger on a 5-1 vote. 2, 2021. Trump asked Raffensperger to “find” enough votes to reverse Trump’s election losses in Georgia.
Legal experts said that Trump may have violated at least 3 criminal election laws in Georgia: conspiracy to conduct fraudulent elections, criminal solicitation to conduct fraudulent elections and intentional interference in the fulfillment of election obligations.
Trump can claim that his claims are constitutionally protected by free speech.
In another lawsuit, a federal judge in California said it at 10-10. Trump deliberately made false claims of voter fraud, citing emails reviewed by a judge, in an election lawsuit in Georgia on May 19.
