A New York judge said he was lifting an order finding Donald Trump in contempt of court, so long as the former president meets certain conditions and pays $110,000 in fines by next week
an order finding Donald Trump in contempt
of court, so long as the former president meets certain conditions and pays $110,000 in fines by next week. State Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron said that by May 20, Mr. Trump must pay the fine and submit additional affidavits about his efforts to comply with a subpoena he received from New York Attorney General Letitia James in her civil-fraud probe of the former president and his business. A third-party firm must also complete its review of Trump Organization documents, the judge said.
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