SCOTUS refuses to revive Trump bid to overturn Carroll verdict

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The Supreme Court rejected President Donald Trump’s latest attempt to overturn the civil verdict finding him liable for sexually abusing and defaming writer E. Jean Carroll, leaving the roughly $5 million damages award in place (Carroll has now received about $5.6 million with interest). Trump had sought rehearing and argued presidential immunity questions could affect the case, but the Court offered no explanation in its order and had previously denied a prior bid. A separate $83.3 million Carroll verdict in a different case remains unresolved, with the Court yet to rule on that challenge.
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