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Not to mention the host of other witnesses who she told what had happened at teh time , as well as the three other women who alleged that Donald Trump had groped them in similar semi public situations.Ah yes. Balance of probabilities.
He said, she said.
He wasn't found guilty of rape. Literally look back a few pages. It was defamation.Really ? So exactly why did a jury decide that on the balance of probabilities they believed that Donald Trump had sexually assaulted Jean Carroll and then lied, and lied about the entire incident ?
Of course this wasn't a criminal trial was it ? It was a civil case to decide who was telling the truth. And in 3 hours a jury decided who was believable.
Good luck with Trump trying to overturn this verdict. Even better luck when the judgment is doubled becasue that piece opf merde decided he would slander Jean Carroll again. I'm hoping the next Judge decides that any further comments would be treated as contempt of court and acted upon accordingly.
He wasn't found guilty of rape. Literally look back a few pages. It was defamation.
Heresay in a hostile jurisdiction, already proven to have fabricated BS over a number of years, which is similarly ignoring real crimes committed by prominent Dems.Let me spell it out MoXjo. Just so we can all be on the same page.
The jury found Donald Trump sexually abused Jean Carroll. They believed her when she said he slammed her against the wall, dragged down her tights and shoved his hand up her vagina. Jean was quite clear about those events
Jean Carrol then said she thought Trump had stuck his xick up her. She felt something. But she didn't see it. She couldn't be as certain of what happened then as when she knew he had digitally raped her.
The Jury decided that this level of uncertainty stopped them from agreeing on the rape charge which required evidence/certain belief that the accused did penetrate her with his xxxk.
Given the juries agreement that the attack and sexual abuse took place they found that Donald Trump repeatedly defamed Jean Carrol in his repeated insistence of "nothing ever happened" "I don't know her " , "She is just making this up" "She is a nut job".
Does that sound like a better outcome ?
'Today the world finally knows the truth': E Jean Carroll sexually abused by Donald Trump, civil jury finds
Donald Trump is found liable for sexual abuse, but not rape, in a civil trial brought by writer E Jean Carroll, who accused the former US president of raping her in the mid-1990s.www.abc.net.au
It literally says it wasn't rape in the article you posted.Let me spell it out MoXjo. Just so we can all be on the same page.
The jury found Donald Trump sexually abused Jean Carroll. They believed her when she said he slammed her against the wall, dragged down her tights and shoved his hand up her vagina. Jean was quite clear about those events
Jean Carrol then said she thought Trump had stuck his xick up her. She felt something. But she didn't see it. She couldn't be as certain of what happened then as when she knew he had digitally raped her.
The Jury decided that this level of uncertainty stopped them from agreeing on the rape charge which required evidence/certain belief that the accused did penetrate her with his xxxk.
Given the juries agreement that the attack and sexual abuse took place they found that Donald Trump repeatedly defamed Jean Carrol in his repeated insistence of "nothing ever happened" "I don't know her " , "She is just making this up" "She is a nut job".
Does that sound like a better outcome ?
'Today the world finally knows the truth': E Jean Carroll sexually abused by Donald Trump, civil jury finds
Donald Trump is found liable for sexual abuse, but not rape, in a civil trial brought by writer E Jean Carroll, who accused the former US president of raping her in the mid-1990s.www.abc.net.au
Do you actually believe that dribble Wayne or do you just quote it because your committed to the cause ?Heresay in a hostile jurisdiction, already proven to have fabricated BS over a number of years, which is similarly ignoring real crimes committed by prominent Dems.
Get in the sea ya pelican.
Some of the other Republicans are as bad as Trump yes.Oh c'mon Baz. The others are just as bad as Trump, people go into Politics because they want the power.
Ad hom.Do you actually believe that dribble Wayne or do you just quote it because your committed to the cause ?
Or maybe just committed full stop ?
How could one argue with the dribble you produce ? Le impossibleAd hom.
Not an argument.
Yeah..... noIf you want the best for Australia, pray Biden wins.
That's all they have?Could Trump end up on Contempt of Court charges ? He is facing the upcoming trial in March 24 on the fraud and hushmoney allegations. The Judge set the trial date a couple of days ago and was very clear about Trump not leaking trial documents before the case. This is a red line as far as the Judge goes. Trial information stays in house until the trial. If it gets out Trump is in the firing line for contempt charges regardless of the trial itself.
I reckon the Sun Dog will see this a trap. Everyone knows he can't help himself when it comes to breaking the rules. "And now the xastards want to punish me for my Dog given Right to do What I Like "
New York
Trump’s latest liability: Refusing to remain silent
The former president’s habit of publicly denigrating his courtroom adversaries may be catching up with him.
...On Tuesday, Trump appeared by video in Manhattan criminal court to hear directly from another judge: Justice Juan Merchan, who is presiding over the hush money case. Merchan — who reportedly received threats last month after Trump publicly called him a “highly partisan judge” — issued a protective order on May 8 limiting how Trump can use and review evidence in the case, which stems from his alleged role in a scheme to falsify records of payments that covered up a potential sex scandal during the 2016 presidential campaign.
On four video screens placed around the courtroom, Trump appeared seated in front of two American flags and beside his attorney Todd Blanche. Merchan asked Blanche if his client understood the requirements of the order and the possible penalties of his failure to comply, specifying that they include being held in contempt of court.
“Because President Trump is running for president of the United States … he very much is concerned that his First Amendment rights are being violated by this protective order,” Blanche told the judge. “I have explained to him that that is not your honor’s intention … and that this is not a gag order.”
Merchan agreed that he wasn’t seeking to impose a gag order, a measure that would require Trump to refrain from making any public comments about the case. “It’s not my intention in any way to impede his ability to campaign for president of the United States,” the judge said.
“He’s free to do anything that does not violate the specific terms of the protective order,” Merchan added. That order prevents Trump or anyone else who reviews evidence provided by prosecutors from sharing it, including on social media. It also restricts Trump to reviewing certain evidence in the presence of his lawyers and bars him from photographing it or copying it. And it prevents the disclosure of the names of certain district attorney’s office staffers to the defense until jury selection.
Christian, the former Manhattan prosecutor, said the purpose of the court appearance was “to hit the nail with a hammer — to make sure there’s no doubt, so Mr. Trump can’t say, ‘Well my attorneys never told me about this.’”
The protective order specifically prohibits sharing any evidence and would prevent Trump from, say, “reading from Michael Cohen’s grand jury testimony” at one of his rallies, Christian added, referring to Trump’s former personal attorney who likely will be a key witness against him. (Christian is not involved in the hush money case.)
Trump’s expression was fixed in a scowl as he listened to Merchan. When the judge set a trial date of March 25, 2024, and asked Trump and the lawyers not to make commitments that could conflict with the date, Trump lowered his head and shook it. And he spoke just three words publicly during the hearing: When Merchan asked him if he had a copy of the protective order, he answered, “Yes, I do.”
Trump's latest liability: Refusing to remain silent
The former president's habit of publicly denigrating his courtroom adversaries may be catching up with him.www.politico.com
Which world do you live in Moxjo ? If this is how you see the last 7 years it must be in another dimension entirely.That's all they have?
You literally have the fbi, Hillary, Biden and Obama pulling off the largest political fraud of all time.
But Trump is "too mouthy"?
We had the most suspect goings-on against Trump. In fact outright lies and treasonous behaviour.
Meanwhile everyone has put Trumps entire life under the microscope and could only come up with him allegedly paying a hooker.
Democrats are making Trump look like an angel. That should tell you something.
Yeah, funny that. How many were as fake as the previous news articles, that have now been debunked.For the current details of the civil and criminal charges Trump is facing check out this list at Forbes.
Tracking Donald Trump: The Lawsuits, Cases And Investigations Involving The Former President
Mar 30, 2023,06:11pm EDT
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Last update: May 18, 2023, 05:03pm EDT
Donald Trump became the first president in American history to face criminal charges, after a grand jury voted to indict him March 30 over hush-money payments made to a pr0n star named Stormy Daniels, according to a person familiar with the proceedings. That case is just one of dozens of lawsuits and investigations threatening the 45th president. To keep them all straight, Forbes assembled a one-of-a-kind tracker following Trump’s legal troubles. We’ll continue to update it as the cases continue (and new ones arise).
By Zach Everson
Tracking Trump: The Criminal Cases, Lawsuits And Investigations Involving The Former President
Donald Trump has so many legal problems that it can be difficult to keep track of all the cases, lawsuits and investigations.www.forbes.com
Where's your Russian collusion?Which world do you live in Moxjo ? If this is how you see the last 7 years it must be in another dimension entirely.
Its certainly not in the realty where
1) Trump repeatedly denied any relationship with a pr0n star (or other mistresses) but still paid them off and then tried to call it a business expense. (That fraud is what he's up for at the moment)
2) Been shown to have acted dishonestly across multiple business dealings and accrued a range of tax fraud charges
3) Trashed and defamed as a liar a woman he had sexually abused (like the other 25 woman who made similar accusations) and after a court decided against him -- trashed and defamed her again. Cool stuff eh ?
4) Waltzed out of the White House with hundreds of classified documents and had the bald faced nerve to say it was his right to do so. It wasn't. He will soon face the consequences of that piece of chutzpah .
5) Lied, lied and lied (and still does to this day) about the results of 2020 election he decisively lost. Geed up his wild eyed followers to storm Congress and stop the transition of Government. The key leaders of that day are now facing 18 years jail for seditious conspiracy. It will be interesting to see if Trump finds himself on similar charges as the prime mover of that event.
6) Attempted to pervert the results of the 2020 election in Georgia. He was taped on a 60 minute call trying to cajole/force the Secretary of State to find the 11,000 plus votes required to turn the results.
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