Trump fails to undo E. Jean Carroll verdict at Supreme Court
Summary
The Supreme Court refused to review President Trump's effort to cancel a jury's $5 million verdict that found he sexually abused E. Jean Carroll. Earlier this year, the Court also declined to overturn the verdict. Trump is still fighting a separate $83.3 million defamation ruling related to this case.Key Facts
- The Supreme Court declined to hear President Trump's challenge to a $5 million sexual abuse verdict.
- The verdict found that President Trump sexually abused writer E. Jean Carroll.
- The Court refused to overturn the verdict earlier in the same year.
- President Trump’s lawyers are fighting a separate $83.3 million defamation verdict.
- The defamation case involves claims Carroll made against President Trump.
- Trump’s legal team argues that he should have presidential immunity in the defamation case.
- The Supreme Court did not provide a reason for refusing to hear the case.
- The legal disputes have delayed Carroll's payment from the jury awards.
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