E. Jean Carroll can pursue $10 mln lawsuit against Donald Trump - judge
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A judge on Tuesday said E. Jean Carroll, the New York writer who won a $5 million jury verdict against Donald Trump last month, can pursue a separate $10 million defamation lawsuit against the former US president.
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What is the recent development in the E. Jean Carroll defamation lawsuit against Donald Trump?
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requests new trial in rape case
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Demands New Trial
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allowed to amend
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awarded $5m in damages
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demands new trial
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seeks new trial or reduced damages
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calls for reduced damages or new trial
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Can Amend Trump Defamation Suit to Include CNN Town Hall Comments
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asks judge to hold retrial or reduce $5 million damages
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Arrested, Booked on Federal Charges
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a jury found Trump liable for sexually assaulting and defaming
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has applied to have his sex assault payout slashed
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to include comments he made at a CNN town hall
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ruled in favor of the former Elle magazine columnist
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declined to inform the court whether it intends to substitute itself for former President
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deserves a reconsideration of the damages a Manhattan jury awarded because it did not find Trump raped
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to amend a pending
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to file an amendment to her complaint
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asked a judge to grant him a new trial
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can't win a pending defamation lawsuit against him because the jury agreed with Trump that he never raped her
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asked for a new trial
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request to revise a
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will be allowed to amend a
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can update a similar lawsuit with his more recent public comments in a bid for over $10 million more in damages from the ex-president
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urged a New York federal court to either grant him a new damages trial or slash the amount awarded
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files motion for new trial
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lawyers seek to cut sex abuse jury award from $5M to under $1M
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asks for fresh trial
US District Judge Lewis Kaplan in Manhattan ruled in favor of the former Elle magazine columnist, after Trump had argued that the defamation case must be dismissed because jurors had concluded he never raped her.
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What was the previous outcome of the civil suit between E. Jean Carroll and Donald Trump?
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He was ordered to pay more than $5 million total in damages
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liable for sexually assaulting and defaming
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far cry from rape
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liable for sexually abusing her
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$5 million jury verdict
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found that the former president sexually abused her in the 1990s
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found Trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation
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it did not find Trump raped E. Jean Carroll
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he was found liable for sexually assaulting her
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$5 million damages he was ordered to pay
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repeated statements a federal jury found to be defamatory
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found the former U.S. president liable for sexually abusing and defaming the writer and awarded her $5 million in damages
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found Trump liable for sexually abusing and defaming Carroll and awarded her $5 million in damages
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sexually abused Carroll but did not rape her
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a jury found him liable for sexual battery and defamation
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$5 million sexual abuse and defamation jury award
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unanimous verdict holding Trump liable for sexual battery and defamation
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$5 million award
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Carroll was awarded $5 million
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finding Mr. Trump, 76, liable
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Trump was found liable for battery and defamation and ordered to pay $5 million in compensation and punitive damages
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a jury found him liable for sexually abusing and defaming her
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$5 million
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she sued him for defamation
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found the former US president liable for sexually abusing and defaming the writer and awarded her $5 million in damages
A spokeswoman for Trump did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Trump's lawyer Alina Habba was in Miami, where Trump pleaded not guilty in a separate case to federal criminal charges that he mishandled classified files.
On May 9, a Manhattan jury ordered Trump to pay Carroll $2 million for battery and $3 million for defamation, after Carroll accused him of raping her in a department store dressing room in the mid-1990s, and Trump in October 2022 denied that accusation.
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What was Donald Trump's response to the additional damages sought by E. Jean Carroll?
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Wants New Damages Trial
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Asks Judge to Stop E. Jean Carroll's Defamation Case
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applies to have $5m sex assault payout slashed
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Asks for New Carroll Trial or $4 Million Damages Cut
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repeatedly denied the claim
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seeks new trial or reduced
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denies the allegations and has appealed the verdict
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he called the case a 'complete con job.'
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demanded that the jury award be reduced to something less than $500,000
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grossly excessive
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asked the Manhattan judge to reconsider the $2 million in compensatory damages
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disparaged her
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appealed the verdict
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appealing the jury verdict
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continued to publicly attack her
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asks for lower penalty or new trial
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files motion for new trial
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lawyers seek to cut sex abuse jury award from $5M to under $1M
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requested a new trial
The battery claim came under a New York law, the Adult Survivors Act, giving adults a one-year window to sue over sexual abuse that occurred long ago even if statutes of limitations have expired.
US President Donald Trump rape accuser E. Jean Carroll arrives for her hearing at federal court (credit: REUTERS)
Carroll then sought to amend her separate defamation lawsuit filed in 2019 over a similar denial by Trump that June, where he told a White House reporter that the rape never happened and that Carroll was not his "type."
The revision sought to incorporate the jury verdict, as well as insults Trump lobbed a day later in a CNN town hall, where he called Carroll's account "fake" and labeled her a "whack job."