N.Y.'s crusading attorney general wins again with NRA verdict, Trump judgment
It was another day of eye-popping courtroom victories for New York state Attorney General Letitia James on Friday.
A jury in Manhattan found top executives of the National Rifle Association liable after a six-week corruption lawsuit that she brought against the men.
Two of the NRA's leaders, Wayne LaPierre and Wilson Phillips, have been ordered to repay roughly $6.4 million dollars between them. Their attorneys say they will appeal.
"This verdict is a major victory for the people of New York and our efforts to stop the corruption and greed at the NRA," James said in a statement.
Just hours earlier a state judge in New York City finalized a ruling in another case brought by James, ordering former President Donald Trump to pay a total of $454 million in penalties linked to fraud allegations. He has 30 days to appeal.
"Donald Trump may have authored , but he perfected the art of the steal," James said at a news
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