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An “ugly” final day in Donald Trump’s civil fraud trial saw his lawyers whipping out anonymous online student reviews to discredit an Ivy League professor who testified the former president committed fraud, according to reports.

Jesus Suarez came to court with “RateMyProfessors.com” reviews he hurled at Dr. Eric Lewis, a Cornell University accounting professor who said in court Wednesday that Trump Organization records lacked important financial disclosures, according to multiple reports.

"Suarez is just reading bad ratemyprofessors.com reviews of Eric Lewis to discredit him," wrote Courthouse News’ Erik Uebelacker. "Lol."...

Donald Trump’s legal team for the fifth time Tuesday tried to have the former president's $250 million civil lawsuit tossed, but only managed to infuriate State attorneys and tickle the judge overseeing the case, reports show.

“There’s no evidence of fraud, no victims, no damage,” Trump attorney Chris Kise argued in his plea for a directed verdict, according to Law360’s Stewart Bishop.

“There’s no way I’m going to grant that,” Justice Arthur Engoron reportedly replied. “But send me something.”...

A screaming match erupted in Donald Trump’s $250 million civil fraud trial Friday when a New York state attorney ran out of patience with the former president’s legal team, according to a new report.

"The court has found that Mr. Trump committed fraud," shouted Kevin Wallace, according to ABC News. "To get into the private wealth group, he committed fraud."

Wallace lost his temper with Trump attorney Chris Kise over a lengthy objection made during the cross-examination of an expert defense witness about Trump's relationship with Deutsche Bank, according to the report. ...

Call it a civilmas miracle — attorneys for Donald Trump and the New York Attorney General’s office have agreed to collaborate on court evidence, according to a reporter covering the trial.

Trump’s attorney Cliff Robert and state attorney Kevin Wallace told Judge Arthur Engoron Wednesday that they’re going to try to agree on financial documents submitted as evidence to save a witness time on the stand, according to Law360 reporter Stewart Bishop.

“Is this the Christmas spirit or something?” Engoron reportedly quipped....