Ex-President Donald Trump recently lodged an appeal for a fresh trial in his civil deception lawsuit, asserting the judge assigned is prejudiced against him.

The appeal application, submitted on a Wednesday, cites according to Trump’s legal counsel, 'The proofs of perceived and actual bias are palpable and abundant.' The submission further sheds light on Judge Arthur Engoron and his law clerk, around whom numerous issues raised by Trump's attorneys as well as the former president himself have resulted in the judge imposing a silence edict reported by CNN.

Regardless of numerous objections, Judge Engoron has expressed an unwavering stance against hearing the appeal motion. Initially, he advised Trump’s attorney against the submission but later allowed it to be filed in written form.

Lawyers representing Trump, in the motion, emphasized, 'In this case, there is an ample amount of perceived and clear bias. Coupled with a deviation from standard court processes never witnessed before, these proceedings have been affected, necessitating a retrial.'

In response to his discussions with his law clerk, the judge defended his position claiming an 'unrestricted right' to deliberate on legal matters with her. He further elucidated varying regulations vis-à-vis political donations while the clerk is involved in a campaign, which was relevant at one point. Engoron's gag order restricts Trump and his attorneys from speaking about court personnel or, more specifically, his interactions with his law clerk.

Ex-President Donald Trump recently lodged an appeal for a fresh trial in his civil deception lawsuit, asserting the judge assigned is prejudiced against him.
The appeal application, submitted on a Wednesday, cites according to Trump’s legal counsel, 'The proofs of perceived and actual bias are palpable and abundant.' The submission further sheds light on Judge Arthur Engoron and his law clerk, around whom numerous issues raised by Trump's attorneys as well as the former president himself have resulted in the judge imposing a silence edict reported by CNN.
Regardless of numerous objections, Judge Engoron has expressed an unwavering stance against hearing the appeal motion. Initially, he advised Trump’s attorney against the submission but later allowed it to be filed in written form.
Lawyers representing Trump, in the motion, emphasized, 'In this case, there is an ample amount of perceived and clear bias. Coupled with a deviation from standard court processes never witnessed before, these proceedings have been affected, necessitating a retrial.'
In response to his discussions with his law clerk, the judge defended his position claiming an 'unrestricted right' to deliberate on legal matters with her. He further elucidated varying regulations vis-à-vis political donations while the clerk is involved in a campaign, which was relevant at one point. Engoron's gag order restricts Trump and his attorneys from speaking about court personnel or, more specifically, his interactions with his law clerk.

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