Donald Trump’s Son Uses Presidential Power in Court — Judge Caprio’s Response STUNS America।
In my forty years on the bench, I thought I’d seen it all.
But the day Secret Service stormed my courtroom, I knew this case was different.
Eric Trump Jr., twenty-eight, walked in late—surrounded by lawyers, arrogance, and the belief that his last name made him untouchable.
The evidence told another story.
Video showed him assaulting a teacher in a crowded nightclub.
Audio captured the threat: “I’m a Trump. One call and your life is over.”
That teacher didn’t ask for money.
He asked for accountability.
When the former president stood to intervene, I stopped him.
Power has no seat in my courtroom.
This wasn’t a bar fight.
It was the abuse of privilege.
So I ruled guilty.
Twelve months in prison. No exceptions.
Because in America, we don’t have royalty.
Justice doesn’t recognize last names.
And democracy survives only when no one is above the law.