Trump's legal calendar could become clearer Monday

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : "Engoron found that Trump, his company and top executives, including his sons Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, deceived banks and insurers by inflating the value of his family's wealth on financial statements used to secure loans.
46% : Trump has asked for 90 days to review more than 100,000 pages of documents prosecutors produced last week.
38% : The judge ordered Trump to pay $355 million in penalties, which, with interest, has grown to nearly $464 million.
37% : "Even though I did nothing wrong, a Radical Left New York Judge, a true Trump Hater, Arthur Engoron (Are we allowed to speak about his Unconstitutional Gag Order?), picked a number out of THIN AIR, $355,000,000, plus interest (reminiscent of John Lovitz, "The Liar," on SNL when it was good), & wants me to bond it, which is not possible for bonding companies to do in such a high amount, before I can even Appeal," Trump wrote Thursday on Truth Social.
34% : Trump has said he can't get a bond for the amount and asked to put up a $100 million bond instead.
31% : Trump pleaded not guilty in April 2023 to 34 felony counts related to charges he paid off Stormy Daniels through a lawyer before the 2016 presidential election and covered it up as a legal expense before being elected president.
29% : James has said she will seek "judgment enforcement mechanisms in court" if Trump can't come up with the money.
28% : A trial alleging Trump paid hush money to an adult film actress was set to begin Monday, but a last-minute document dump from prosecutors delayed the case.
25% : Monday is also the deadline for Trump to come up with $464 million, plus interest, for a bond to appeal to a civil case that poses a serious risk to his presidential campaign and his real estate portfolio.
23% : Trump is appealing a ruling by Superior Court Judge Arthur Engoron in a civil fraud lawsuit brought by New York Attorney General Letitia James in 2022.
22% : Trump, 77, faces four criminal trials - including two federal cases - as he campaigns against incumbent Joe Biden, 81, for control of the White House.
19% : Trump has accused the judge of "errors of law and/or fact, abused its discretion, and/or acted in excess of its jurisdiction.

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