Former President Donald Trump's $175 million bond is set to go before a judge in New York following concerns raised by the state's Attorney General.
The bond, which is related to a civil investigation into Trump's business practices, will be reviewed by the judge to determine its validity and compliance with legal requirements.
New York's Attorney General has expressed concerns about the bond, citing potential risks and issues that need to be addressed before proceeding with the investigation.
Trump's legal team is expected to defend the bond in court and argue for its approval, emphasizing its adherence to all necessary regulations and standards.
The outcome of the judge's decision on the bond will have significant implications for the ongoing civil investigation into Trump's business dealings in New York.
This development comes amidst heightened scrutiny on Trump's financial activities and potential legal liabilities following his presidency.
The judge's ruling on the bond is eagerly awaited by both supporters and critics of Trump, as it could shape the trajectory of the investigation and its impact on his business empire.
