New York AG Letitia James Pleads Not Guilty to Fraud Charges in Virginia
NewsNationNovember 5, 20254 min2,385 views
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- βοΈ New York Attorney General Letitia James pleaded not guilty to two counts of bank fraud and fraudulent claims related to a mortgage loan for her second home in Virginia.
- π€ James delivered a defiant message after the arraignment, stating her faith in the justice system and America.
- π€ She entered through a back entrance, was fingerprinted, and had her mug shot taken by US Marshals before the court hearing.
Trial and Legal Proceedings
- ποΈ A trial date has been set for January 26th, with the proceedings expected to last five days and involve 8 to 10 witnesses.
- ποΈ A last-minute motion filed by James's attorneys argues the case should be dismissed due to the unlawful appointment of the interim US attorney, Lindsay Halligan.
- π A hearing for this motion is scheduled for November 15th, which is tied to a similar argument made in former FBI Director James Comey's case.
Context and Reactions
- π― The case follows President Trump's targeting of James after she sued him and his administration.
- π£ James launched an online portal for New York residents to upload evidence of ICE agents' actions for review and investigation.
- π James reportedly remained stone-faced throughout the hearing but was defiant in her subsequent remarks.
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