As I sit here and reflect on the latest development in the E. Jean Carroll case against Donald Trump, I can’t help but feel a mixture of satisfaction and curiosity. The judge has started the countdown clock, giving Trump a clear ultimatum – pay the full $83.3 million he owes Carroll or post a bond. It’s a significant amount of money, one that I suspect Trump may struggle to produce. What happens if he fails to do so? How will the court handle it?
The idea of the court seizing properties or forcing trusts to liquidate businesses and assets comes to mind.… Continue reading
Judge Denies Trump’s Motion for Mistrial in E. Jean Carroll Defamation Case
As I read the news that a federal judge denied Donald Trump’s motions for a mistrial in the defamation case brought by columnist E. Jean Carroll, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of satisfaction. Finally, some form of accountability seems to be looming for the former president. The judge’s decision to deny the motion, stating that it had no “merit” and was “entirely pointless,” just goes to show that federal judges do not tolerate baseless legal arguments.
It’s almost comical how bad Trump’s lawyers are. The judge went point by point, shredding their argument and exposing its weaknesses.… Continue reading
E. Jean Carroll’s Lawyer: Trump Told Me ‘See You Next Tuesday’
When I read the comments made by E. Jean Carroll’s lawyer, Roberta Kaplan, about Donald Trump’s behavior during a legal deposition, I couldn’t help but feel a mix of anger and disgust. The fact that the President of the United States would resort to such petty and disrespectful behavior is not only disappointing, but it also reflects his lack of integrity and maturity.
According to Kaplan, Trump was furious when he found out that the plaintiff’s lawyers would be provided lunch during the deposition at his private club, Mar-a-Lago. He even went as far as tossing a pile of papers across the table and yelling at his own lawyer.… Continue reading
Donald Trump has recently been dealt a significant blow, as he has been ordered to cough up at least $90 million in the E. Jean Carroll verdict. Despite his appeal, this financial burden remains imminent for the former president. Within 30 days of the judge’s written judgment, Trump must turn over either cash or a bond. While Carroll is unable to immediately access this money during the appeal, Trump himself is also prohibited from utilizing the funds. Clearly, this is a situation that has left Trump in quite a predicament.
It’s amusing to think about the possibility of Trump’s check bouncing.… Continue reading
E. Jean Carroll’s lawyer, Roberta Kaplan, has taken a strong stance against Alina Habba’s false and baseless claim that Judge Lewis Kaplan mentored her over 30 years ago. In response to Kaplan’s scathing letter, Habba quickly backed down and expressed a desire to forget the whole thing. This immediate retreat is not surprising, considering the lack of credibility behind her allegations.
It’s worth questioning how a competent lawyer, like Habba claims to be, would not have known about any conflicts before making such serious allegations. The fact that the New York Post article, which brought attention to Habba’s claim, only appeared after her statement to the media raises suspicion.… Continue reading
E. Jean Carroll, the brave woman who accused former President Donald Trump of rape, has recently stated her plans for the $83.3 million that she was awarded in her defamation case against him. In an appearance on ABC’s Good Morning America, Carroll expressed her desire to use the money to support causes and initiatives that Donald Trump despises. This decision showcases her strength and determination to not let her abuser’s actions go unpunished.
Carroll’s idea of funding other trials against rapists is a powerful statement. By using the money to support legal action against perpetrators of sexual assault, she aims to bring justice to those who have suffered similar ordeals.… Continue reading
Jury rules Trump must pay E. Jean Carroll $83.3 million in damages for defamation. The news broke, and I couldn’t help but feel a sense of satisfaction. Finally, justice was being served. As I read the details of the verdict, it became clear that this ruling was not only a blow to Trump’s ego but also to his pocketbook. The damages were broken down into $7.3 million for emotional damage, $11 million for compensatory damages, and a whopping $65 million for punitive damages. It’s a substantial amount that reflects the severity of his defamation against E. Jean Carroll.
Of course, Trump couldn’t resist airing his grievances on his beloved platform, Truth Social.… Continue reading
As a trial attorney myself, I can’t help but cringe at the behavior of Trump’s lawyer, Alina Habba, during the E. Jean Carroll trial. It’s truly astonishing to witness her lack of professionalism and disregard for proper courtroom etiquette. It’s no wonder that the judge threatened her with jail time for continually contesting his rulings.
What strikes me the most about Habba is her apparent lack of qualifications. It’s clear that her only credential is her law license and her physical attractiveness, which seems to be the main reason Trump hired her in the first place. She attended a bottom-tier law school and has no experience with complex cases or the federal courts.… Continue reading
Trump warned about using campaign funds to pay E. Jean Carroll
Honestly, I never really gave it much thought before, but when I saw the headline about Trump potentially using campaign funds to pay off E. Jean Carroll, it didn’t surprise me at all. I mean, where else is he going to get the money? It’s not like he made his fortune through honest means. If he’s not grifting money from his supporters, he’s probably trying to get it from sources like the Kremlin again.
But the fact that Trump could potentially use campaign funds to hush someone he allegedly assaulted is just mind-boggling.… Continue reading
Trump Must Pay $83.3 Million to E. Jean Carroll for Defamation
The recent ruling ordering Donald Trump to pay $83.3 million to E. Jean Carroll for defamation is a significant moment in the fight against sexual assault and the importance of accountability for public figures. The unanimous verdict by the jury not only sends a powerful message that no one is above the law but also highlights the need for victims to have their voices heard and believed.
The fact that Trump was found to have defamed Carroll follows a separate $5 million sexual abuse and defamation judgment issued against him last year.… Continue reading
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