Trump's Civil Fraud Trial Reveals Legal Strategy Ahead of Criminal Cases

Insights into Trump's financial dealings emerge as closing arguments in civil trial are set for January, with first criminal trial to follow in March.

Donald Trump's civil fraud trial in New York has revealed his legal and media strategies as he faces upcoming criminal trials.
Trump's defense team in the civil trial is also leading his defense in a pending federal 40-count felony case over his possession of classified documents at Mar-a-Lago.
Trump's behavior during the civil trial, including violating gag orders and attacking the judge, suggests that his attorneys have little control over his actions.
Trump's civil fraud trial has also provided insight into his financial dealings, including allegations of inflating his wealth to secure loans from Deutsche Bank.
The civil trial is not yet over, with closing arguments scheduled for early January. Trump's first criminal trial is set to begin in March.