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politics1 year ago

"Trump Mocked as He Posts $91.6 Million Bond in E. Jean Carroll Defamation Case"

E. Jean Carroll mocked Donald Trump after he posted a $91.6 million bond to cover the defamation verdict against him, stemming from her sexual assault allegations. Trump's request to delay the $83.3 million payment was denied, and the bond posting means Carroll cannot collect while the appeals process is ongoing. Trump's spokesman called the judgment "baseless" and part of a Democratic "witch hunt," as Trump prepares to face Joe Biden in the 2024 presidential election.

legalpolitics1 year ago

"Legal Expert Analyzes Trump Lawyer's Plea for 'Mercy' and Bond Difficulty"

Former President Donald Trump's lawyers are seeking a delay in enforcing the $83 million defamation penalty in E. Jean Carroll's case, as they struggle to come up with the required $91 million cash bond needed to appeal the ruling. Legal analysts suggest that Trump may be having difficulty arranging for the bond, leading to repeated requests for a delay. The judge has yet to rule on the stay request, but has indicated that a decision will be made promptly.

entertainment1 year ago

"Roman Polanski's Defamation Trial Commences in Paris"

Roman Polanski is being tried in Paris for allegedly defaming British actor Charlotte Lewis by calling her sexual assault allegations against him a "heinous lie" in a 2019 interview. Lewis accused Polanski of sexually assaulting her in 1983 when she was 16, and the trial centers around Polanski's denial of the allegations and his reference to a disputed quote from Lewis. Polanski's legal team has denied the defamation allegations, and the filmmaker remains a controversial figure due to his past legal troubles and ongoing career in the film industry.

entertainment1 year ago

"Roman Polanski's Defamation Trial Commences in Paris"

Roman Polanski is facing a defamation trial in Paris brought by British actor Charlotte Lewis, who accused him of defaming her by dismissing her sexual assault allegations as a "heinous lie." Polanski, who has faced multiple accusations of sexual assault, including from Lewis and others, will not be present at the trial. Despite the controversy, he continues to make films and win awards, with his most recent film premiering at the Venice Film Festival in 2023.

entertainment1 year ago

"Roman Polanski's Defamation Trial Commences in Paris"

Film director Roman Polanski is facing a defamation trial in Paris brought by British actress Charlotte Lewis, who accused him of sexually assaulting her in 1983. Polanski, who fled the US in 1978 after admitting to having sex with a minor, denies the claims. The lawsuit stems from Polanski's 2019 interview with Paris Match, where he called Lewis's allegations a "heinous lie." The trial is set to proceed without Polanski's presence, as he resides in Paris and will be represented by his legal team.

legalcourt1 year ago

"Roman Polanski's Defamation Trial Begins in Paris Over Allegations by British Actor"

Roman Polanski is facing trial in France over allegations of defaming actress Charlotte Lewis, who accused him of sexually assaulting her in the 1980s. This trial is part of a series of accusations against Polanski, who remains a fugitive from U.S. justice over a 1977 rape case. The director denies all allegations, and the trial revolves around his public denial of Lewis' claims. The case highlights the ongoing legal and public scrutiny surrounding Polanski's alleged misconduct.

legalpolitics1 year ago

E. Jean Carroll's Lawyers Challenge Trump's Bid to Delay $83.3M Payment

Former President Donald Trump criticizes E. Jean Carroll's objection to his request to delay posting bond, arguing that her position is inconsistent given her previous claim of his wealth. Trump's lawyers seek a 30-day delay to post bond or cover the $83.3 million defamation trial verdict, while also challenging the size of the damages award. Trump's financial situation has become more complex, with a $454 million judgment against him in a civil fraud case, and his request for a stay on the bond timing being denied by an appellate judge.

legal-politics1 year ago

E. Jean Carroll's Lawyers Push Judge to Deny Trump's Delay Request for $83M Judgment

E. Jean Carroll opposes Donald Trump's request for more time to post the $83.3 million judgment in her defamation trial, citing his lack of financial transparency and calling him the "least trustworthy of borrowers." Trump's attorneys have until Saturday to reply before the judge issues a decision, but Carroll's lawyers argue that Trump's financial and legal troubles could complicate his ability to satisfy the judgment in the future. This comes after a jury awarded Carroll $83.3 million in damages for Trump's defamatory statements denying her rape allegations.

legal-politics1 year ago

E. Jean Carroll's Lawyers Fight Trump's Attempt to Delay $83.3M Judgment

Attorneys for E. Jean Carroll objected to Donald Trump's attempt to pause enforcement of the $83.3 million judgment in the defamation trial, arguing that Trump's request for a stay without posting a bond leaves Carroll with no assurance of ever collecting the money owed to her. Trump's lawyers had requested a delay or permission to post a bond for a fraction of the total damages, but the court had previously declined to grant a stay without hearing from Carroll's lawyers. Carroll has vowed to use the judgment money for causes that Trump dislikes, including creating a fund for women who have been sexually assaulted by him.

legal1 year ago

"Trump Seeks Delay in Enforcing $83M Defamation Verdict"

Donald Trump's lawyer has requested a temporary delay or a reduced bond for the $83.3 million judgment in the defamation case brought by E. Jean Carroll, arguing that the amount is "egregiously excessive" and likely to be reduced on appeal. The request comes as Trump faces financial scrutiny amid two costly New York civil trials, including a $355 million judgment in a civil fraud case.

legalpolitics1 year ago

"Trump Throws Papers at Mar-a-Lago Deposition After Legal Team Agrees to Feed Kaplan Lunch"

Attorney Roberta Kaplan revealed that former President Donald Trump threw papers and stormed off during a deposition at Mar-a-Lago after learning that his legal team had agreed to provide her lunch, rejecting his request to work through a lunch break. Kaplan also detailed Trump's derogatory remark at the end of the deposition and her recent victory in E. Jean Carroll's defamation trial against Trump, where a jury awarded Carroll $83.3 million.

legal-controversy1 year ago

"Trump Lawyer's Failed Attempt to Discredit E Jean Carroll Attorney and Judge"

Alina Habba, attorney for Donald Trump in the E Jean Carroll defamation trial, retracted her claim that Ms Carroll’s attorney had a "mentor type relationship" with the judge overseeing the trial after being threatened with sanctions. Ms Habba had cited a New York Post article alleging a conflict of interest, but Ms Kaplan denied the claim and threatened sanctions. The judge has not responded to the letters, and the issue remains unresolved.

politics1 year ago

"Trump Seeks New Legal Team Amid E. Jean Carroll Case Scrutiny"

Donald Trump is seeking a new law firm after being ordered to pay $83.3m for defamation to writer E Jean Carroll. Trump criticized the judge and his former attorney, Alina Habba, and is now interviewing various law firms for representation in an appeal. The defamation trial stemmed from Carroll's accusation of rape in her 2019 memoir, which Trump vehemently denied. The judge ruled in favor of Carroll, leading to the hefty damages.

legal1 year ago

"Trump Lawyer's Bizarre Allegation Against E. Jean Carroll Judge"

Former President Donald Trump's attorney Alina Habba initially alleged a conflict of interest against the judge in the E. Jean Carroll defamation trial, but later backed off after Carroll's lawyer threatened sanctions. The conflict claim was based on the judge and Carroll's attorney having worked at the same law firm in the 1990s. Carroll's lawyer denied any mentor-mentee relationship and accused Trump's team of trying to discredit the judicial system. Habba insisted she hadn't made false allegations and said the issue seemed resolved after the denial.

legal-news1 year ago

"Trump Lawyer's Failed Attempt to Disqualify Judge in E. Jean Carroll Case"

Donald Trump's lawyer, Alina Habba, retracted her suggestion of a conflict of interest involving the judge overseeing E. Jean Carroll's defamation trials against Trump. This comes after she initially raised concerns about a potential mentor-mentee relationship between the judge and Carroll's lawyer, Roberta Kaplan. Trump plans to appeal the $83.3 million verdict in Carroll's favor, arguing that she suffered no harm and benefited from the attention her case garnered.