Former President Donald Trump is facing a critical legal period as he appeals a $454 million civil judgment related to fraud, with a hearing set for September 26, just before the elections. Trump's legal team argues that the judgment is unconstitutional, claiming no real harm occurred, while New York Attorney General Letitia James maintains there is overwhelming evidence of asset misrepresentation. Additionally, Trump is navigating various criminal and civil cases, including a sentencing for falsification of business records, which may be impacted by a recent Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity. His attorney, Alina Habba, framed the legal challenges as politically motivated 'lawfare' aimed at disrupting his 2024 campaign. Amidst these challenges, Trump continues to appeal judgments in defamation cases and seeks to dismiss the verdicts against him in other trials, with significant legal decisions expected before Election Day. The outcomes of these cases could greatly influence Trump's political future and the upcoming election landscape.