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Trump loses bid to overturn $83.3 million judgment in E. Jean Carroll defamation case

The 2nd Circuit Court affirmed that President Trump's repeated defamatory statements caused significant harm, awarding $83.3 million including $65 million in punitive damages for malice and emotional injury.

  • On Monday, a federal appeals court in Manhattan refused to overturn the $83.3 million award against President Donald Trump for defaming E. Jean Carroll, affirming the jury's damages as reasonable.
  • After Carroll's 2019 allegation, she claims Trump assaulted her around 1996 at Bergdorf Goodman, leading to her 2023 $5 million verdict.
  • The appeals court noted the $83.3 million award included $65 million in punitive damages and $18.3 million for emotional and reputational harm, citing Trump's "extraordinary and unprecedented" attacks and the case's egregious facts.
  • Trump's legal team signaled they may ask the Supreme Court to review the verdict, while Roberta Kaplan welcomed the ruling and urged an end to the appeals process after Monday's decision.
  • By rejecting Trump's immunity claim, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals held he 'failed to identify any grounds' to reconsider last year's Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity.
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By Kara Scannell, CNN A federal appeals court confirmed Monday a US$83.3 million compensation awarded by a jury to E. Jean Carroll in a 2019 trial, in which President Donald Trump was found responsible for defaming the writer. The Second Circuit Court of Appeals concluded that the jury's compensation was “reasonable” given the evidence presented in the trial. “We maintain that the district court did not make any error in any of the contested rul…

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A New York Court of Appeal confirms the United States President's conviction to pay more than $80 million to the author for defamation.

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No immunity in this case. The judgment of the Court of Appeal precisely on the day when the president exalts Christianity and prayer

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