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getagrip_already

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9. They havent seen his appeal yet

Reply to edhopper (Original post)

Mon Mar 25, 2024, 03:09 PM

Mar 2024

It will be totally devoid of legal validity. I still have hope they will find no legal basis to reverse the findings. The burden is on them, and there is a higher bar. Habba practically threw the appeal in the trash.

The bond reduction was just an emotional appeal. It wasn't related to the merits of the case.

It was only related to his ability to post a substantial bond.

Let's let it play out.

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As far as I can tell the Appellate Court [View all] edhopper Mar 2024 OP

trump walagor Mar 2024 #1

Statement by James spanone Mar 2024 #2

Sure, it "still stands" . . . markpkessinger Mar 2024 #6

Will the Appellate court BigMin28 Mar 2024 #3

They may need to delay a bit longer gab13by13 Mar 2024 #4

That's going to be a while then... Shipwack Mar 2024 #11

They will reduce the judgment, too. Goodheart Mar 2024 #5

The actual judgment ($464M) still stands pending appeal. lastlib Mar 2024 #7

Yes, I believe you're correct... Think. Again. Mar 2024 #8

They havent seen his appeal yet getagrip_already Mar 2024 #9

Yes, you have it right, as far as it goes. MineralMan Mar 2024 #10

Yes, and the judgement goes to the State of New York ToxMarz Mar 2024 #12