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The New York Attorney General's office rejected Donald Trump's lawyers
request to dismiss a $486 million civil fraud case.
Deputy Solicitor General Judith Vale stated the case will proceed.
Vale stated that Trump's inauguration is not affecting the fraud
case, as presidents lack immunity from civil lawsuits related to
artificial conduct.
The case accuses Trump of inflating assets to secure financial
advantages.
A Manhattan Supreme Court judge found Trump liable and imposed
over $450 million in fines and interest.
Trump appealed the ruling, arguing the case hampers his presidential
duties, but failed dismissed this claim.
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