A Justice Department request to take over the defense of a defamation suit against Trump would almost certainly bring an end to the case if granted, leaving the plaintiff E. Jean Carroll with no way to continue the suit
WASHINGTON—A Justice Department request this week to take over the defense of a defamation suit against President Trump would almost certainly bring an end to the case if granted, leaving the plaintiff E.
Jean Carroll with no way to continue the suit. In a suit filed in November, Ms. Carroll, a New York writer and journalist, said the president lied and defamed her when he denied raping her in a department-store dressing room in the 1990s. The suit was filed in New York state court against Mr. Trump in his personal capacity....
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