| Trump’s understandable surprise at seeing his company in court

📆 3-10-2023 08:37:00
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It’s not just that the former president subjected his company to unusual scrutiny. It’s also that he could have felt confident that scrutiny wouldn’t matter.

Former president Donald Trump, center, appears in state court Monday for the start of the civil trial against the Trump Organization.

Trump has characteristically lashed out at Engoron and James, claiming that the suit is a function of political retribution and bias. The facts of the case presented by Engoron show just how the value inflation worked in a way that casts Trump’s complaints in a different light: It may be that he is facing consequences as a function of his foray into politics — but primarily because in doing so he invited new scrutiny of himself and the Trump Organization.

In 2002, there were about 20 federal white-collar prosecutions for every 100,000 professional workers. In 2022, there were about six.

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