Trump faces new legal troubles as judge allows E. Jean Carroll to amend defamation case.
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A federal judge has allowed E. Jean Carroll to file an amended defamation suit against former President Donald Trump seeking at least $10 million, based in part on recent comments Trump made on CNN. Carroll made the motion for an amended complaint after Trump called her a "whack job" at a CNN town hall in May. The pending defamation case goes back to 2019, when Carroll, a writer, publicly accused Trump, who was president at the time.
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- Judge to Allow Trump's New Comments in Carroll Defamation Suit The New York Times
- Judge lets E. Jean Carroll add Trump's post-verdict remarks to original defamation case POLITICO
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