Judge issues interim stay of New York AG's $250M fraud suit against Trump: Sources
A judge has issued an interim stay of the New York AG's civil fraud lawsuit against former President Trump that is scheduled to go on trial Oct. 2, sources tell ABC News. A New York appellate judge on Thursday issued an interim stay of the state attorney general's $250 million civil fraud lawsuit against former President Donald Trump that is scheduled to go on trial Oct. 2, sources familiar with the matter tell ABC News. The judge's order was issued during a previously unscheduled virtual hearing that was not open to the public. The Appellate Division's First Department will now hear Trump's request to delay the trial. MORE: New York AG seeks legal sanctions against Trump as part of $250M lawsuit Responding to the ruling, Attorney General Letitia James said, "We are confident in our case and will be ready for trial." Whether the trial starts as scheduled next month will depend on how quickly the panel hears the arguments and renders a decision. Befor...