Trump's Defamation Loss to E. Jean Carroll Uphold

0:00On April 30th, a federal appeals court just shot down Donald Trump's push for a full panel review of his $83 million defamation loss to E. Jean Carroll. The second U.S. Circuit Court voted 5-3 against that rare end-bong hearing, keeping the big verdict in place for now. This stems from Carroll's claims that Trump sexually abused her back in the 1990s in a department store dressing room. Carroll's already hit him with $5 million in one trial, and $83 million in another for his public denials and insults. Carroll's team says she's ready to wrap this up after years of legal fights, while Trump's lawyers stay quiet on the latest ruling. The court pointed out his repeated attacks left her facing threats and harassment with no signs of backing off. In descent, three judges argued for a new trial, saying the award was way too high and Trump deserved immunity arguments since he was president at the Bay. Time. They called it a major injustice. With the Supreme Court still mulling his other appeal, this chapter locks in for Carroll

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