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Trump may testify in sex abuse defamation trial, but the court has limited what he can say
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Former President Donald Trump could testify as soon as Monday in his defamation trial for calling sexual assault accuser E. Jean Carroll a liar. But the judge has ruled that if Trump takes the stand, he won’t be allowed to say that the writer concocted her allegation, nor that she was motivated by f…
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Writer E. Jean Carroll convinced a jury last year that Donald Trump sexually abused her decades ago. Now she's set to take the stand again to describe how his verbal attacks affected her after she came forward.
A civil jury last year found Trump liable for sexually abusing Carroll in the 1990s, and the judge presiding over the case found him liable for defaming her while he was president.
Former President Trump sat in a New York City courtroom Tuesday as part of the civil defamation damages trial stemming from E. Jean Carroll's lawsuit claiming he sexually attacked her in a department store dressing room in the 1990s.
A jury will be asked to decide how much in damages former President Donald Trump must pay E. Jean Carroll for his 2019 defamatory statements about Carroll's sexual assault allegations. Follow the latest here.
Donald Trump clashed with the judge and complained about E. Jean Carroll’s testimony during her first day on the stand in his sex assault defamation trial.
E. Jean Carroll Thursday continued her testimony under cross-examination in her civil defamation case against Donald Trump. Trump was not there, attending the Florida funeral of his mother-in-law instead.
In the second day of writer E. Jean Carroll's defamation case against former president Donald Trump, she took the witness stand. This is the second defamation case involving Carroll and Trump.
Donald Trump clashed in court Wednesday with yet another judge overseeing one of his trials, after the judge in his civil defamation case threatened to remove the former president for making comments that could be overheard by the jury while his accuser was testifying.
Donald Trump clashed with the judge and complained about E. Jean Carroll’s testimony during her first day on the stand in his sex assault defamation trial.
Former President Donald Trump could testify as soon as Monday in his defamation trial for calling sexual assault accuser E. Jean Carroll a liar. But the judge has ruled that if Trump takes the stand, he won’t be allowed to say that the writer concocted her allegation, nor that she was motivated by f…
Monday's hearing in the trial on how much former President Donald Trump owes writer E. Jean Carroll in damages for defaming her was postponed Monday as some of Trump's attorneys and a juror had been ill.
NEW YORK — A juror’s illness forced the postponement for at least a day Monday of a defamation trial where former President Donald Trump was expected to tell a jury why he has for years has spoken so disparagingly about E. Jean Carroll — the writer who claims he sexually
Trump could testify as soon as Monday in the defamation trial over his 2019 comments branding Carroll a liar who faked a sexual attack to sell a memoir. He plans to be in court as the New York trial resumes after a weekend break.
Former President Donald Trump has told the public for years what he thinks of E. Jean Carroll, the writer who claims he sexually assaulted her in the 1990s. Now he has a chance to talk to a jury about her - but within limits he might well test.
While Carroll testified last week, he complained to his lawyers about a “witch hunt” and a “con job” loudly enough so that the judge threatened to throw Trump out of the courtroom if he kept it up.
The trial in the defamation case brought by the writer E. Jean Carroll against former President Donald Trump was delayed on Monday because a juror wasn't feeling well.
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