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He demands that the 4.5 that the former president of North America already has to pay him be increased to 9.2 million euros after he lost the trial in which the writer accused him of sexual abuse
The writer Elizabeth Jean Carroll requested this Monday from the court in Manhattan (New York). to review the amount of money of former US President Donald Trump he is obliged to pay -after he lost the trial in which she accused him of sexual assault- after some of Trump’s statements in which he insists on his innocence.
During an interview with CNN, Trump said that the facts confirmed by the jury, which found him guilty of sexual assault but did not find enough evidence to convict him of rape, were “completely false” and that he “did not know at all” the requirements .
Carroll’s legal team considers the statements to be “very significant” damage to the plaintiff’s reputation, and has requested that they be included in the case so that the amount of money Trump must pay the writer, who currently lives in Mexico, can be reviewed. five million dollars (more than 4.5 million euros) and to ask that it amount to a minimum of ten million (9.25 million euros).
“Trump’s defamatory statements after the verdict show the depth of his malice toward Carroll, as it is difficult to imagine defamatory behavior that could be more motivated by hatred, malice or resentment,” condemned the text presented by his lawyers.
“This conduct warrants a very significant punitive award in favor of Carroll, both to punish Trump and to deter him from continuing the defamation and to deter others from doing the same,” he added.
The case comes amid renewed efforts by Trump to return to the White House as he faces other legal actions, including his recent indictment for covering up a series of bribes paid to adult film actress Stormy Daniels in exchange for keeping quiet about an alleged sexual affair.
Source: La Vozde Galicia
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