You've shown youself to be an absolute moron, and a hypocritcal cocksucker in this whole matter: first you say her story was BS, based on-personal first hand knowledge? No, because Blubber Boy SAYS so, you ignornant Nazi cunt. Then, when calls NO witnesses, refused to testify, and runs to Europe like the gutless dog that he is, and gets BUTT fucked to the tune of 5 million, YOU said, sevearal times, to wake you when he paid ONE penny, which, of course shows that you frequently run your mouth about OTHER people that YOU think should pay, but, when it comes to Disgraced, Debunked, Daughter Diddling, DEFAULTING Douchebag Donnie, oh, he can stiff people all day long, because, after all, he is DIE FUHRER!!!! THAT'S where the "hypocritical cocksucker" part comes in. I am pleased to report that, while the 5 mill isn't in Carroll's account yet, it ain't in Blubber Boy's, either-kinda like being in escrow, so, if he wins his appeal, he gets that money back. If he DOESN'T win it, well, I think even YOU can figure out what THAT means, lol. He had the GALL to complain that the award was excessive-like, the very guy was found liable should be able to determine the amount of the damages!!!! I tell ya, NAZI Scum, sometimes, he is almost as stupid as YOU are, lol.
Read it and WEEP, you welching scumbag, and ENJOY those SEVENTY-ONE FELONY CHARGES, SCUMBAG.
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Former President Donald Trump’s lawyers were granted permission from a judge on Friday to deposit $5.55 million to a New York federal court while they appeal the May verdict in which a jury found Trump liable for defamation and sexual assault of writer E. Jean Carroll and ordered $5 million in damages.
There’s no information in the letter Trump lawyer Joe Tacopina sent Kaplan about why they decided to post cash instead of a bond, but Trump will get the money back if his appeal is granted.
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In May, a jury in New York federal court awarded Carroll $2 million in damages for sexual abuse, and roughly $3 million for defamation based on Trump’s social media posts in which he denied knowing Carroll.
Trump filed for appeal shortly after, and also requested a new trial, claiming the amount granted for sexual abuse was “grossly excessive” because the incident between the two was sexual abuse—not rape, which he was also accused of but was not found liable.
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Read it and WEEP, you welching scumbag, and ENJOY those SEVENTY-ONE FELONY CHARGES, SCUMBAG.
Trump Deposits $5.5 Million In New York Court To Pay E. Jean Carroll As He Awaits Appeal Response
Trump’s legal team submitted the request to deposit $5.5 million—111% of the reward—to the court Friday afternoon in lieu of bond, but didn’t give a reason why.
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Trump Deposits $5.5 Million In New York Court To Pay E. Jean Carroll As He Awaits Appeal Response
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Former President Donald Trump’s lawyers were granted permission from a judge on Friday to deposit $5.55 million to a New York federal court while they appeal the May verdict in which a jury found Trump liable for defamation and sexual assault of writer E. Jean Carroll and ordered $5 million in damages.
KEY FACTS
Trump’s team submitted the filing Friday—the same day it was approved by federal district Judge Lewis Kaplan—and the deposit will be used instead of a bond while they await the appeal decision.There’s no information in the letter Trump lawyer Joe Tacopina sent Kaplan about why they decided to post cash instead of a bond, but Trump will get the money back if his appeal is granted.
PROMOTED
In May, a jury in New York federal court awarded Carroll $2 million in damages for sexual abuse, and roughly $3 million for defamation based on Trump’s social media posts in which he denied knowing Carroll.
Trump filed for appeal shortly after, and also requested a new trial, claiming the amount granted for sexual abuse was “grossly excessive” because the incident between the two was sexual abuse—not rape, which he was also accused of but was not found liable.
KEY BACKGROUND
Carroll first accused Trump of sexual assault in 2019, and sued him for defamation after he denied the sexual encounter that Caroll said took place in a Bergdorf Goodman dressing room in the 1990s, with Trump claiming he didn’t know her. Three years later—while the first lawsuit was held up in court—she sued Trump again for battery and additional defamation claims. That trial—which included graphic testimony from Carroll, who described being pushed into a dressing room, where Trump “inserted his penis” into her—lasted two weeks and wrapped up in early May, when the jury ruled Trump was liable for defamation and sexual assault.Forbes Daily: Get our best stories, exclusive reporting and essential analysis of the day’s news in your inbox every weekday.
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