Most accountability records describe the past. This page describes what is still live: what is enjoined, what is permanent, what is withheld, what is on appeal — and specifically what would have to happen for each to change.
The $1.776 billion fund attracted almost all the attention and is now enjoined indefinitely. The other half of the same settlement — permanent IRS immunity extending to his sons, affiliated companies and related entities, covering any tax matter raised or that could have been raised — is not enjoined, does not expire, and drew a fraction of the coverage.
That asymmetry is worth sitting with. The visible, quantifiable, headline-friendly component was stopped. The open-ended one wasn't. If you were designing a settlement to survive scrutiny, that is roughly the shape you would choose.
One entry on this page is marked CLOSED, and it is there deliberately. The Georgia racketeering case ended in November 2025. Commentary still sometimes describes it as pending — it isn't, and a record that only tracks matters going one direction isn't a record.