Notes: Former employees alleging fraud, controversial sales techniques: the US court has released new documents embarrassing the "university" founded by Donald Trump in 2004, which has earned her prosecution for "deception".

The most troublesome come from former employees of the profit structure that closed its doors in 2010 and could lead the likely Republican candidate for the White House court.
Practices "misleading, fraudulent and dishonest"
"While Trump University claimed to want to help customers make money in real estate, Trump University does actually thought only sell the most expensive seminars possible," wrote Ronald Schnackenberg in a written statement .
The former sales manager of the Trump University explained his resignation in 2007 with the practical "misleading, fraudulent and dishonest", echoing the collective complaints filed by former "students" who claimed to have been cheated.