Trump, the ‘law-and-order’ candidate, is an adjudicated fraudster | Lloyd Green

The ex-president was ordered to pay $355m and banned from leading a business in New York. He's on the worst kind of roll

The week-that-was will likely weigh heavily on the 45th president for the months and years to come. On Friday, Arthur Engoron, a New York judge, found Donald Trump and his businesses liable for conspiracy and ordered them to pay $355m. On top of that, the court banned Trump and his two adult sons from serving at the helm of any New York company for three years, while imposing a $4m penalty on both of the boys.

In a 92-page decision, Engoron also lacerated Trump's pretensions of credibility. He repeatedly tagged Trump for his allergy to the truth.