The New York Appeals Court halted Judge Engoron’s ruling, forcing the Trump Organization to cancel business certificates and appoint receivers. The civil trial can still proceed. This is a humiliating ruling for AG Letitia James and Judge Engoron.

According to the NY Post, the judge in the Letitia James civil suit, who has already decided Donald Trump committed fraud, exhibited bizarre behavior again today. He slammed his hand down on the table and went into a tirade because he didn’t like the Trump attorneys’ lengthy cross-examination of a witness who was not forthcoming.

The Judge halted the questioning.

He accused the Trump team of theatrics.

Judge Engoron had indicated he would confiscate the Trump family’s property involved in the so-called fraud and auction it off. There are no injured parties or complainants, so all the money will go to New York State.

Engoron has already taken over Trump’s property to the extent that Trump can’t protect any of his properties.

In a new ruling, sending out alarms on Thursday morning, Engoron angrily demanded that all defendants disclose their current ownership of and any third parties’ interests in the various businesses and organizations they control.

They must also tell him of “the creation of a new entity” or “any anticipated transfer of assets or liabilities to any other entities.”

The court-appointed monitor, former federal Judge Barbara Jones, a Clinton apparatchik, has asked for full disclosure of the company’s financials from Trump, his two eldest sons, Donald Jr. and Eric, the former chief financial officer of the Trump Organization Allen Weisselberg, and Trump Organization controller Jeffrey McConney within one week.

The order was issued before Trump’s civil trial in Manhattan entered its fourth day. Prosecutors convinced Engoron that there is “conclusive evidence” that the former president exaggerated his assets and that the Trump Organization lost its business certification.

Letitia James, the state’s attorney general who vowed to get Trump as part of her campaign, is demanding $250 million in damages from Trump and a ban on the president and his two sons doing business in New York.

According to Newsweek, Engoron will soon appoint monitors over all of Trump’s financial activity and possibly dissolve his business.