A New York appeals court rejects President Trump's request to rehear his challenges to E. Jean Carroll's defamation and sexual assault claims.
A New York appeals court has denied President Trump's request for a rehearing regarding his challenges to defamation and sexual assault claims brought by E. Jean Carroll.
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A New York appeals court has denied President Trump's request for a rehearing regarding his challenges to defamation and sexual assault claims brought by E. Jean Carroll.
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