Trump agrees to end court fight against $5m verdict in E Jean Carroll case
The verdict stems from Carroll’s 2023 sexual abuse and defamation civil trial against Trump Donald Trump has agreed to stop fighting in court the disbursement of E Jean Carroll’s $5m verdict in her 2023 sexual abuse and defamation civil trial against him, a procedural development as these funds were already distributed to her. While the decision does not change anything about Carroll’s receipt of…
Donald Trump has agreed to end his court fight against a $5m verdict in a sexual abuse and defamation civil trial brought by E Jean Carroll. According to The Guardian US, this verdict was from a 2023 trial. The decision to stop fighting the disbursement of the funds, which have already been distributed to Carroll, means Trump will no longer oppose the monetary outcome.
The agreement does not change Carroll's receipt of the payout.
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