The Washington D.C. appeal court also declined to shield Trump from accountability.
Carroll filed a second lawsuit against Trump in November alleging defamation and battery under a new law in New York that allows adult sex assault victims to file claims that would otherwise be barred by the passage of time.
Trump's attorney says he has not decided if he'll attend the trial.United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Appeals court returns E. Jean Carroll defamation case to district judge who earlier ruled against TrumpNEW: An appeals court has returned E. Jean Carroll's defamation case to a judge who had rejected former Pres. Trump's claim that his was acting in his official capacity.
Read more »
Trump Lawyer Doubts Former President Will Attend E. Jean Carroll Rape TrialAttorney Joe Tacopina asked the judge if he would tell jurors that Trump’s absence was designed to avoid logistical burdens on New York City and the court system.
Read more »
Trump could testify in person at E. Jean Carroll civil rape trialIn a letter to the judge presiding over the case, Joe Tacopina said Trump won't come to court 'unless and until he is called by either party to testify.”
Read more »
A New Ruling in the E. Jean Carroll Trial Should Have Trump Very WorriedA judge’s recent decision against Donald Trump is very bad news for Donald Trump.
Read more »
Trump hasn't decided if he will attend E. Jean Carroll rape defamation trial, lawyer saysTrump and E. Jean Carroll, who accused him of rape, faced a deadline to tell the judge about their attendance plans for the upcoming trial.
Read more »
E. Jean Carroll Moves to Keep Who’s Bankrolling Her Trump Rape Lawsuit a SecretBREAKING: On the eve of former President Donald Trump’s rape trial in New York, attorneys for alleged victim E. Jean Carroll are trying to keep one thing secret: Who’s paying for the lawsuit.
Read more »