Trump Faces Setback as $175 Million Bond Rejected in Civil Fraud Case

New York Attorney General Letitia James' scrutiny leads to the rejection of Donald Trump's bond, with a hearing scheduled for April 22.

Donald Trump's $175 million bond, posted for appealing a civil fraud ruling, was rejected due to insufficient documentation and questions about the surety's financial capabilities.
New York Attorney General Letitia James is investigating the financial stability of Knight Specialty Insurance Company, which issued the bond.
A hearing on the matter has been scheduled for April 22, following the rejection of the bond.
Trump's niece, Mary Trump, and legal analyst Gregg Jarrett offer contrasting views on the development, highlighting its significance in Trump's ongoing legal battles.
Despite legal challenges, Trump remains slightly ahead of President Joe Biden in nationwide polls for the November election.