Overview
- Judges left intact the civil-fraud finding against President Trump, the Trump Organization, and his sons Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump.
- New York Attorney General Letitia James said she will appeal to the state’s highest court.
- The panel issued 323 pages of fractured opinions, with some judges citing unconstitutional excess and one accusing the prosecution of political motives.
- The decision keeps certain non-monetary restrictions in play, including limits on corporate leadership roles, though enforcement remains paused during further appeals.
- Trump had posted a roughly $175 million appeal bond, which media report could be released following the vacatur of the monetary sanction.