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Former President Donald Trump and his adult sons were handed separate punishments after being found liable for business fraud in civil court.
New York State Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron ordered the former president and his companies to pay over $355 million on Friday, while his sons Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump were ordered to pay $4,013,024 each.
The ex-president was also banned from doing business in New York State for a period of three years. His sons were each given a two-year ban.
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