Immunity does not shield Trump from the $83 million defamation judgment, according to E. Jean Carroll’s attorney. This assertion directly challenges any claim of presidential or other legal immunity that might protect Trump from the financial consequences of the verdict. The core argument hinges on the principle that even a position of power shouldn’t grant protection against the repercussions of proven wrongdoing, particularly in a civil case involving defamation.
The large sum of money involved underscores the severity of the court’s finding. $83 million represents a substantial financial penalty, and its significance lies not just in the amount itself but in its symbolic weight as a consequence for actions deemed defamatory.… Continue reading
The appeals court’s unanimous decision to uphold the verdict against Donald Trump in E. Jean Carroll’s sexual abuse lawsuit is a significant development. This affirmation underscores the gravity of the court’s original findings, solidifying the legal conclusion that Trump is liable for his actions. The court’s rejection of Trump’s attempts to challenge Judge Kaplan’s rulings reinforces the strength of the evidence presented and the soundness of the legal process followed.
The appeals court’s ruling leaves little room for doubt regarding the core findings of the case. The legal process clearly established a pathway to justice for Carroll, and the appellate court’s affirmation of the lower court’s decision provides a robust legal precedent.… Continue reading
A federal appeals court upheld a jury’s finding that Donald Trump is liable for sexually abusing and defaming E. Jean Carroll, affirming the $5 million damages award. Trump plans to appeal this decision, as well as a separate $83.3 million defamation verdict, potentially delaying Carroll’s receipt of the funds well into next year. The appeals process could involve an en banc review by the Second Circuit and ultimately, a petition to the Supreme Court. The court’s decision rejected Trump’s arguments against the admissibility of key evidence, including the “Access Hollywood” tape and testimony from other women who accused him of similar misconduct.
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A federal appeals court upheld a lower court’s ruling against Donald Trump, rejecting his appeal of a jury verdict finding him liable for sexually abusing and defaming E. Jean Carroll. The court dismissed Trump’s arguments that the inclusion of testimony from other women who accused him of sexual misconduct and his own statements on the Access Hollywood tape were erroneous. The judges affirmed the jury’s assessment of the facts, stating that even if some evidentiary rulings were flawed, they did not affect Trump’s substantial rights. Trump’s repeated denials and accusations against Carroll were deemed irrelevant to the court’s decision.
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Trump loses appeal of E. Jean Carroll’s $5 million defamation verdict. The Second U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan upheld the verdict, rejecting Trump’s arguments for dismissal. This decision solidifies Carroll’s win, awarding her $5 million in damages for sexual abuse and defamation stemming from a 1996 incident and a subsequent Truth Social post.
The original verdict stemmed from Carroll’s accusation of rape in a Bergdorf Goodman dressing room. While the jury didn’t find Trump guilty of rape, they did find him liable for sexual assault and defamation. This ruling followed an earlier verdict against Trump, ordering him to pay Carroll $83.3 million for defamation relating to a separate statement denying her claims.… Continue reading
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ABC News settled a defamation lawsuit filed by Donald Trump for $15 million, including a charitable contribution to Trump’s presidential library and legal fees. The suit stemmed from anchor George Stephanopoulos inaccurately stating Trump was “found liable for rape” regarding E. Jean Carroll’s lawsuits, a claim rejected by the court. This settlement, reached before scheduled depositions, has drawn significant criticism from both Democrats and Republicans who accuse ABC News of cowardice and prioritizing profit over journalistic integrity. Legal experts also questioned the network’s decision to settle rather than defend itself in court.
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ABC News settled a defamation lawsuit filed by Donald Trump for $16 million. The settlement resolves a suit stemming from George Stephanopoulos’ inaccurate reporting on E. Jean Carroll’s civil case against Trump. ABC issued a public apology and will pay $15 million as a “charitable contribution” to Trump’s presidential library, along with $1 million in legal fees. The settlement avoided depositions for both Trump and Stephanopoulos. The payment represents only a small portion of the library’s projected overall costs.
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Donald Trump’s recent Memorial Day post attacking E. Jean Carroll is just another display of his despicable behavior. The fact that he deemed it appropriate to insult and defame a woman he has been accused of raping is beyond comprehension. This man, who holds the highest office in the United States, continues to spew hatred and lies without a shred of accountability.
It is sickening to see someone who should be a figure of leadership and respect using a day meant for honoring fallen soldiers as a platform for his own egotistical agenda. Trump’s continuous denial of the serious accusations against him, including rape and sexual assault, is a slap in the face to all the victims who have come forward.… Continue reading
The recent ruling by a federal judge upholding the verdict in the E. Jean Carroll case and denying Trump’s motion for a new trial is a significant moment in the ongoing legal battles surrounding the former president. This decision highlights the power of a jury of regular citizens in holding individuals accountable, regardless of their political stature or influence. It is a reminder that the law applies to everyone, no matter how powerful or wealthy they may be.
The judge’s ruling underscores the impact of Trump’s malicious attacks on E. Jean Carroll, which not only defamed her but also endangered her health and safety.… Continue reading
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