Judge Approves Stricter Conditions on Trump’s $175 Million Bond in Fraud Case: Letitia James Cannot Seize His Assets, For Now 

Mr. Trump’s attorneys and the New York attorney general’s office have resolved their dispute over the bond by agreeing to new safeguards that would keep Mr. Trump from absconding with the money.

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Justice Arthur Engoron at New York State Supreme Court on October 25, 2023 at New York City. Spencer Platt/Getty Images

The judge in President Trump’s civil fraud case on Monday approved safeguards for the $175 million bond Mr. Trump posted to appeal the $464 million judgment in the case. This came after the attorney general, Letitia James, objected to the bond agreement, which temporarily blocked her from seizing Mr. Trump’s trophy assets.

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