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THEY HAVE REACHED A VERDICT - hal - 05-09-2023 To be announced at noon EDT - and of course, I have to hop onto a meeting. ARGH! Re: THEY HAVE REACHED A VERDICT - mattkime - 05-09-2023 3pm eastern. basically now. Re: THEY HAVE REACHED A VERDICT - hal - 05-09-2023 er... pdt Re: THEY HAVE REACHED A VERDICT - timg - 05-09-2023 $2million plus almost $3 million against trump Re: THEY HAVE REACHED A VERDICT - mattkime - 05-09-2023 Guilty of sexual abuse. Er, liable? Civil trial. Re: THEY HAVE REACHED A VERDICT - gadje - 05-09-2023 But he was not allowed to defend himself!!! Re: THEY HAVE REACHED A VERDICT - Tiangou - 05-09-2023 https://www.reuters.com/legal/jurors-set-deliberate-civil-rape-case-against-donald-trump-2023-05-09/ NEW YORK, May 9 (Reuters) - Donald Trump sexually abused magazine writer E. Jean Carroll in the 1990s and then defamed her by branding her a liar, jurors decided on Tuesday, dealing the former U.S. president a legal setback as he campaigns to retake office in 2024. The nine-member jury in Manhattan federal court rejected Trump's denial that he assaulted Carroll and ruled in her favor. To find him liable, the jury of six men and three women was required to reach a unanimous verdict... Because this was a civil case, Trump faces no criminal consequences. Carroll was seeking unspecified monetary damages. Re: THEY HAVE REACHED A VERDICT - steve... - 05-09-2023 ![]() Donnie must be fuming. ![]() Re: THEY HAVE REACHED A VERDICT - jonny - 05-09-2023 "Carroll had proven Mr. Trump sexually abused her, but they rejected the accusation that she had been raped." So stupid. Re: THEY HAVE REACHED A VERDICT - mattkime - 05-09-2023 jonny wrote: I think thats some pretty poor language. 'Failed to prove' not 'rejected' |