"Trump's Testimony Resumes in E. Jean Carroll Trial After Covid Delay"

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Donald Trump is expected to testify in his own defense in E. Jean Carroll's defamation case seeking at least $10 million in compensatory damages. The trial was delayed due to a juror's illness and a lawyer's potential exposure to Covid-19. Trump's testimony is restricted by a previous verdict, and his behavior in court has drawn criticism from the judge. Carroll's attorneys plan to play excerpts from Trump's videotaped deposition, and former Elle magazine editor-in-chief Roberta Myers is expected to testify about Carroll's reputation. If Trump takes the stand, it would be the second time in two months, following his testimony in a fraud suit.
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