Donald J. Trump never showed up for the trial, nor did his lawyer call witnesses. Their case was simple: The writer E. Jean Carroll had made up her story.
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Day 7 of the Trump Rape Trial: Carroll’s Case Drawing to a Close
Former President Donald J. Trump again attacked the judge presiding over the trial of the writer E. Jean Carroll’s lawsuit claiming that he raped her decades ago.
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Day 6 of Trump Rape Trial: A Parade of Witnesses With an End in Sight
E. Jean Carroll’s lawyers plan to call several people who will bolster the writer’s account of being assaulted at Bergdorf Goodman. The case could go to a jury early next week.
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Rape Case Places Trump in Legal Jeopardy. Politically, He’s Thriving.
The former president’s new campaign is rolling unimpeded under the spotlights. In quiet courtrooms, he faces more serious threats.
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Trump’s Lawyer Spars With E. Jean Carroll During Rape Trial Testimony
Joseph Tacopina asked Ms. Carroll to retell her story in minute detail, probing for inconsistencies. His aggressive questioning irritated the judge.