Trump's Possible Absence from NYC Trial Raises Questions.

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Donald Trump's attorney has requested that the former president be excused from attending his upcoming trial in New York City, where he stands accused of defaming and battering writer E. Jean Carroll. The attorney cited "logistical burdens" associated with Trump's appearance in a courtroom. Carroll's attorneys criticized the request, pointing out that Trump has recently attended various events around the country. The trial is scheduled to start on Tuesday, and Trump has until Thursday to confirm whether he will attend.
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- E. Jean Carroll's lawsuit against Donald Trump is very bad for Trump. Slate
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