This is Michael Popok, legal AF, New York attorney general, Latisha James will only give

Donald Trump the one thing that helps her case and that is to allow his companies to continue

to operate and not have their business licenses dissolved.

That in a new filing filed by Latisha James and New York attorney general against Donald

Trump at the appellate court level, the first department court of appeals in New York,

which sits over Judge Engoron's New York State Supreme Court case.

Trump had filed a appeal trying to get the trial that's already been ongoing for five

weeks, stopped dead in its tracks, stay the trial, Donald Trump argued.

The judge was wrong four weeks ago, five weeks ago when he granted the New York attorney general's

motion for summary judgment on count one, which is a persistent fraud claim under New York's

unique statute executive law, 63 dash 12.

Once there's a finding of persistent fraud, whether it's accidental or intentional,

then all bets are off and the judge at that time in granting the summary judgment also granted

the attorney general on behalf of the people of the state of New York a number of types of relief

types of remedies. He didn't go as far as to order at that moment the return of hundreds and

hundreds of millions of dollars, but he did a lot of other things. He ordered the immediate

dissolution of Donald Trump's business entities, business existence, business licenses to stop

them from operating appointed a receiver over them to liquidate them and put them out of business.

He also agreed to ban Donald Trump and the children, Alan Weisselberg and others from ever

being New York officers or directors of companies again and other other informational type

requirements. He left for the trial of the remaining six counts of persistent fraud that were left

fraud and insurance documentation fraud and financial statement documentation fraud and books

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