Two weeks after a US federal jury found Donald Trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation, his accuser E. Jean Carrol has sought additional damages in response to the former president’s ongoing insults made about her.
: Two weeks after a US federal jury found Donald Trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation, his accuser E. Jean Carroll has sought additional damages in response to the former president’s ongoing insults. in a trial against Trump, is now seeking a “very substantial” additional amount after he continued to attack her on air just a day after she won her case.live on CNN
A filing lodged on Monday seeks an amendment to a complaint Carroll officially filed in 2019, which is still pending. In it, her lawyer Roberta Kaplan, argued that Trump’s comments proved he was “undeterred by the jury’s verdict” and had persisted in defaming her client yet again. CNN drew in 2.3 million primetime viewers during the broadcast but shed most of that audience the following evening when only 538,000 primetime viewers tuned in.
Donald Trump, US president at the time, speaks to Senator Tim Scott during a meeting at the White House in 2017.However, with 18 months until the election, the case against Carroll is only one of Trump’s legal woes.
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