Coverage dated April 30, 2023

Trump Lawyer Seeks Mistrial in Rape Case, Citing Judge Bias

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The lawyer for former President Donald Trump wants a mistrial in his client’s rape case, saying the judge overseeing the proceedings has ruled in a biased manner against him.

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  1. NBC Chicago

    Trump Lawyer Seeks Mistrial in Rape Case, Citing Judge Bias (opens NBC Chicago)

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    The lawyer for former President Donald Trump wants a mistrial in his client’s rape case, saying the judge overseeing the proceedings has ruled in a biased manner against him.

  2. The Times of Israel

    Trump’s lawyer seeks mistrial in case, claiming judge biased (opens The Times of Israel)

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  3. Al Jazeera

    US judge rejects Trump lawyer’s mistrial request in rape case (opens Al Jazeera)

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    Trump lawyer accused judge of bias as US writer E Jean Carroll’s civil lawsuit continues into second week in New York.

  4. CBS News

    Trump's lawyer seeks mistrial in rape case, citing judge bias (opens CBS News)

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    Former President Donald Trump's attorney requested a mistrial Monday, saying the judge overseeing the civil rape trial in federal court has ruled in a biased manner against Trump.

  5. Portland Press Herald

    Trump lawyer seeks mistrial in rape case, says judge is biased (opens Portland Press Herald)

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    The lawyer for former President Donald Trump wants a mistrial in his client's rape case, saying the judge overseeing the proceedings has ruled in a biased manner against him

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