Trump loses bid to overturn $83.3 million judgment in E. Jean Carroll defamation case
Author E. Jean Carroll, former US President Donald Trump’s Federal Court of Appeal came to the US Court of Authority, who accused him of rape of a $ 5 million jury court accused of raping Trump about thirty years ago, on September 6, September 20.
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On Monday, the Federal Court of Appeal rejected the offer of President Donald Trump to overthrow a jury decision ordering to pay $ 83.3 million to slander the author E. Jean Carroll.
Decision From the tripartite judge in the US Appeal Court, he approved this decision, which Trump claimed to be both extremely and invalid after a Supreme Court decision that expanded his presidential immunity.
However, appeal judges decided that Trump could not determine any reason that would guarantee our previous attitude regarding the immunity of the presidency “.
They also decided that a lower federal court “did not make mistakes in any of the challenging decisions and that the jury’s damage awards are fair and reasonable”.
The decision came shortly after a week after Trump’s lawyers would soon declare that Carroll would ask for a jury decision in a separate legal case where the President was given $ 5 million against the president.
Both cases accused Trump of slandering Carroll, who rejected the accusation he raped in Manhattan store Bergdorf Goodman in the mid -1990s.
The White House did not respond immediately to the request for a comment on the latest CNBC’s decision of the CNBC.
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