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Donald Trump attorney Alina Habba called for Judge Engoron to recuse himself from the former president's civil fraud case.
Trump 's team is appealing the $454 million fine imposed on Trump after concluding he engaged in civil fraud by inflating the value of his assets when securing bank loans.
Habba said they "cannot wait here any longer" for the Office of Attorney Ethics to take action.
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