Trump is striking back and his defense team is winning bigly! let’s take a look at the status of the cases against the former president.

E. Jean Carroll Defamation Case:
Former President Trump’s lawyers are seeking to delay the $80 million defamation verdict against him, arguing that Trump’s appeal could alter or dismiss the case. They want a pause in enforcement until a month after Trump’s post-trial motions, due by March 7, are considered.

Trump was recently ordered to pay $83.3 million for defaming columnist E. Jean Carroll, who accused him of sexual assault in 2019. Carroll celebrated the verdict as a “win” for women standing up against mistreatment. Trump’s lawyers argue that the punitive damages are excessively high, violating the Constitution and federal common law.

This motion for delay comes after Trump was ordered to pay $355 million in a fraud case related to his business in New York, with interest, the state is seeking nearly $454 million, and the amount is increased $87,000 each day until he pays. New York Attorney General Letitia James says she will seek to seize some of the former president’s assets if he’s unable to cover the bill from Judge Arthur Engoron’s Feb. 16 ruling.

Trump’s promised appeal is likely to halt collection of his penalty. Under state law, Trump will receive an automatic stay if he puts up money, assets or an appeal bond covering the amount he owes. Trump’s lawyers can also ask the appeals court to grant a stay without obtaining a bond or with a bond for a lower amount, which is likely.

Classified Documents Case:
Trump’s defense team is asking a federal judge to dismiss the classified documents case in Florida, citing presidential immunity. His attorneys argue that Trump’s alleged decision to designate records as personal was an official act, entitling him to immunity from criminal prosecution.

Trump’s team has also filed motions asserting the vagueness of the statute he’s charged with, the alleged unconstitutionality of special counsel appointments, and the Presidential Records Act.

Seems that Jack Smith’s efforts to force a “speedy trial” in hopes of interfering with the 2024 election are falling apart.

Colorado Ballot and other Supreme Court Battles:
The Supreme Court has not acted as of Friday evening on two major cases involving former President Donald Trump. These cases concern Trump’s efforts to challenge his election interference trial and the attempts to remove him from the Colorado Republican primary ballot.

Trump is likely to succeed on the Colorado ballot case.

Trump’s election interference trial remains on hold pending Court action which may not come until June 2024.

Georgia Election Interference Case:
Fanni Willis’ relationship with Nathan Wade delays Trump’s Georgia prosecution. Cellphone location data is used to raise questions about the testimony given by a special prosecutor in the Georgia election interference case against Trump.

The data shows that Wade visited the neighborhood south of Atlanta where Willis lived at least 35 times during the first 11 months of 2021, contradicting Wade’s testimony.

This follows a disastrous hearing for Willis. The wheels are falling off this one before our very eyes.

Alvin Bragg New York Record Falsification Case:
The New York case, supposedly involving hush-money payments to a porn star, back in the news. Bragg is gearing up to bring Trump to trial in late March. The fact that this, the weakest case is being pushed ahead of the more serious cases highlights how the other cases against Trump are falling apart.

As Trump navigates this legal labyrinth, the intricacies of each case weave a tapestry of legal, constitutional, and political considerations. From claims of presidential immunity to questions about the timing of settlements, these cases underscore the left’s efforts to interfere with the 2024 election by any means necessary.

The outcomes could have far-reaching implications, shaping our nations future but it’s great to see justice beginning to prevail. Ultimate justice will be delivered in November, when Donald Trump becomes the 47th President of the United States.