
The judge overseeing Donald Trump’s New York civil fraud trial on Friday found the former president liable of conspiring to inflate his net worth and ordered him to pay a $355 million penalty.
Justice Arthur Engoron also imposed a three-year ban on Trump from serving as an executive at any New York company, including his own. Engoron also barred Trump’s sons, Donald Jr. and Eric, from doing business in the state for two years and ordered them to pay more than $4 million each.