Ivanka Trump testifies in her father’s civil fraud trial
Ivanka Trump is testifying that she had no role in her father’s personal financial statements — the documents central to the civil fraud trial that could reshape former President Donald Trump’s family business.
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New York Attorney General Letitia James arrives at the courtroom after lunch break during a civil fraud trial against former President Donald Trump at New York Supreme Court, Wednesday, Nov. 8, in New York.2/9
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Ivanka Trump exits courtroom for lunch break during a civil fraud trial against former President Donald Trump at New York Supreme Court, Wednesday, Nov. 8, in New York.3/9
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Ivanka Trump exits courtroom during a civil fraud trial against former President Donald Trump at New York Supreme Court, Wednesday, Nov. 8, in New York.4/9
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Ivanka Trump arrives at the courtroom during a civil fraud trial against former President Donald Trump at New York Supreme Court, Wednesday, Nov. 8, in New York.5/9
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New York Attorney General Letitia James arrives at New York Supreme Court, Wednesday, Nov. 8, in New York. It's Ivanka Trump's turn to face questioning in the civil fraud trial that is publicly probing into the family business. Ex-President Donald Trump's eldest daughter, who has been in his inner circle in both business and politics, is due on the stand Wednesday, after trying unsuccessfully to block her testimony.6/9
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Ivanka Trump arrives at New York Supreme Court, Wednesday, Nov. 8, in New York. It's Ivanka Trump's turn to face questioning in the civil fraud trial that is publicly probing into the family business. Ex-President Donald Trump's eldest daughter, who has been in his inner circle in both business and politics, is due on the stand Wednesday, after trying unsuccessfully to block her testimony.7/9
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Eric Trump, son of former President Donald Trump, second from left, is seated ahead of his second day of testimony at New York State Supreme Court, Friday, Nov. 3, in New York. In a civil case brought by New York Attorney General Letitia James, members of the Trump family and the Trump Organization are accused of inflating the value of properties by billions of dollars to obtain favorable loan terms from banks.8/9
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Donald Trump Jr. arrives at New York Supreme Court, , Thursday, Nov. 2, in New York.9/9
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Former President Donald Trump, center, flanked by his defense attorneys, Alina Habba, left, and Chris Kise, waits for the continuation of his civil business fraud trial at New York Supreme Court, Wednesday, Oct. 25, in New York.
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