New York AG Letitia James Seeks Dismissal of Mortgage Fraud Charges

New York AG Letitia James Seeks Dismissal of Mortgage Fraud Charges

New York Attorney General Letitia James asked a federal judge in Virginia on Nov. 7 to dismiss a mortgage fraud case against her that she says is a case of selective prosecution. James, who entered not-guilty pleas to charges of mortgage fraud in Norfolk, Virginia, on Oct. 24, alleges the Trump administration targeted her after she brought a civil action against President Donald Trump for bank fraud in New York. Her trial is scheduled for Jan. 2…

Letitia James asks to have fraud case thrown out for … selective prosecution

by WorldTribune Staff, November 9, 2025 Real World News New York Attorney General Letitia James wants her mortgage fraud charges dismissed because she believes it is a politically motivated prosecution. That would be the same Democrat Letitia James who vowed during her campaign for New York AG that she would go after Republican President Donald […]

Letitia James ironically claims mortgage fraud charges against her a politically motivated

New York Attorney General Letitia James is entangled in a legal drama so drenched in irony it could star in a Hollywood satire. Breitbart reported that James’ legal team filed a motion on Friday to throw out mortgage fraud charges brought by the Trump administration, asserting that the case is a blatant act of political retaliation for her past crusades against Trump. Let’s roll the tape back to 2018, when James ran for attorney general on a pla…

Irony Overload: Letitia James Asks Court to Throw Out Her Mortgage Fraud Case as ‘Selective Prosecution’…

Lawyers for New York Attorney General Letitia James filed a motion Friday to dismiss mortgage fraud charges the Trump administration brought against her, ironically arguing the case is a politically motivated prosecution. “The government targeted AG James for prosecution because of the President’s genuine animus towards her protected campaign speech and fulfillment of her statutory obligations as New York Attorney General,” the motion reads in i…