George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley expressed skepticism on Friday regarding the likelihood of Democratic New York Attorney General Letitia James successfully seizing former President Donald Trump’s properties, reported the Daily Caller.
James recently filed judgments against Trump and others in Westchester County, New York, where Trump owns the Seven Springs private estate and the Trump National Golf Club Westchester. However, Turley cautioned that the process of seizing these properties would be much more complex than anticipated.
Turley pointed out that Trump’s properties, being partnerships with leveraged debts, would require a meticulous unraveling process. “So these aren’t just this one-to-one Trump versus James type of equation,” he said.
Turley further emphasized that the seizure of the properties would likely involve court…
