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Appeals Court Denies Trump’s Bid to Stall Carroll Judgment
us-news2 days ago

Appeals Court Denies Trump’s Bid to Stall Carroll Judgment

The US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit rejected Donald Trump’s emergency bid to delay paying about $5.8 million to E. Jean Carroll after her 2023 verdict, allowing release of the $5 million principal plus post-judgment interest from a court-controlled fund. The decision came hours after Trump sought an emergency administrative stay, and follows the Supreme Court’s denial of review; Carroll’s side argued payment is due under the judgment, while Trump contends the deposit agreement does not permit collection while the rehearing petition remains unresolved.

via The Guardian|
#defamation#e-jean-carroll#judgment
Judge orders release of roughly $5.8 million from Trump–Carroll verdict
legal3 days ago

Judge orders release of roughly $5.8 million from Trump–Carroll verdict

A Manhattan judge ordered the release of about $5.8 million (including interest) held in a court registry as part of Trump’s 2023 defamation verdict against E Jean Carroll, following the Supreme Court’s denial of review; Trump has appealed. A separate 2024 defamation award against him is $83.3 million and was secured with a bond. The Cris system kept funds in escrow during appeals to prevent manipulation, and Carroll’s team sought timely disbursement after the ruling."

via The Guardian|
#cris#defamation#e-jean-carroll
Trump requests extra time to pay Carroll judgment after Supreme Court denial
politics7 days ago

Trump requests extra time to pay Carroll judgment after Supreme Court denial

Lawyers for Donald Trump seek more time to pay the nearly $5.8 million verdict owed to E. Jean Carroll after the Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal, saying new counsel needs time to review the case; the funds are in escrow to cover a 1996 sexual abuse ruling and a 2019 defamation finding. Carroll’s side calls the delay a tactic, while Trump contemplates additional appeals related to an $83 million defamation award and possible presidential-immunity issues.

via The Guardian|
#defamation#e-jean-carroll#judgment
Carroll pushes for early release of over $5 million after Trump’s SCOTUS denial
politics10 days ago

Carroll pushes for early release of over $5 million after Trump’s SCOTUS denial

Magazine columnist E. Jean Carroll asked a judge to expedite payment of more than $5 million from the 2023 defamation verdict after the Supreme Court denied Trump's appeal, effectively ending most avenues to overturn the ruling. Trump could still seek reconsideration within about 25 days, but Carroll argues the case should finally conclude and the funds should be released.

via CNN|
#defamation#e-jean-carroll#judgment
politics12 days ago

Supreme Court won’t block Trump from paying Carroll $5 million

The Supreme Court declined to review Trump’s appeals of a 2023 jury verdict finding him liable for sexual abuse and defamation of writer E. Jean Carroll, meaning he must pay Carroll a $5 million judgment (plus interest). He remains subject to a larger $83.3 million defamation judgment from a separate trial, which he is still appealing, and the court gave no explanation for its decision.

via Politico|
#defamation#e-jean-carroll#judgment
Humans Hold the Edge: Five Skills AI Can’t Replace in the Workplace
business1 month ago

Humans Hold the Edge: Five Skills AI Can’t Replace in the Workplace

As workplaces adopt AI, experts say five core human skills remain essential: leadership and people management, critical thinking to scrutinize AI outputs, ethical judgment in decision-making, creativity in solving problems, and nuanced judgment calls in ambiguous or new situations. These capabilities help guide teams, ensure responsible AI use, and maintain a competitive edge that AI can’t replicate.

via AP News|
#artificial-intelligence#business#critical-thinking
law9 months ago

Supreme Court Denies Alex Jones's Appeal in Sandy Hook Case

The Supreme Court declined to hear Alex Jones' appeal against a $1.4 billion judgment awarded to Sandy Hook victims' families, who sued him for spreading false conspiracy theories about the 2012 massacre. Jones had argued that the verdict threatened free speech, but the court's decision upholds the lower court rulings, and Jones and his company have filed for bankruptcy to manage the damages.

via Deadline|
#alex-jones#free-speech#judgment
Supreme Court Denies Alex Jones's Appeal in Sandy Hook Defamation Case
law9 months ago

Supreme Court Denies Alex Jones's Appeal in Sandy Hook Defamation Case

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected Alex Jones' appeal against a $1.4 billion defamation judgment related to his false claims about the Sandy Hook shooting, leaving the hefty verdict in place. Jones had argued procedural issues, but the Court did not comment or seek responses from victims' families. Jones has filed for bankruptcy and is appealing other related judgments, with efforts to liquidate his assets to satisfy the damages.

via PBS|
#alex-jones#defamation#judgment
Supreme Court Denies Alex Jones's Appeal of $1.4 Billion Sandy Hook Judgment
law9 months ago

Supreme Court Denies Alex Jones's Appeal of $1.4 Billion Sandy Hook Judgment

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected Alex Jones' appeal against a $1.4 billion defamation judgment related to his false claims about the Sandy Hook shooting, leaving the verdict in place. Jones had argued procedural issues, but the Court did not comment or seek responses from victims' families. Jones faces ongoing legal and bankruptcy proceedings to address the substantial damages awarded to Sandy Hook victims' families.

via AP News|
#alex-jones#defamation#judgment