Donald Trump arrives at NYC court for E. Jean Carroll defamation trial

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : Jurors will be asked to determine solely how much Trump owes the 80-year-old Carroll if anything.
36% : As he's already been found liable for defaming and sexually assaulting Carroll, Trump can't deny either if he takes the stand in his defense.
36% : As he's already been found liable for defaming and sexually assaulting Carroll, Trump can't deny either if he takes the stand in his defense.
30% : The older lawsuit on trial took longer to process, as Trump argued Carroll couldn't sue him for things he said when he was president.
25% : The judge found him liable for defamation in September based on the verdict at her first trial against him last May -- when a jury found Trump liable for sexually assaulting Carroll in 1996 and defaming her on Truth Social in incendiary comments after his presidency, awarding $5 million in damages.
24% : The first trial covered Carroll's second suit against Trump, filed in late 2022 when New York's Adult Survivors Act enabled her to sue him for battery.
16% : Carroll, a former advice columnist for Elle, is seeking at least $10 million in compensatory damages and millions more in punitive damages in the years-old lawsuit accusing Trump of defaming her as a liar from the White House when she publicly accused him of raping her decades before.
13% : Donald Trump arrived on Thursday for the end of E. Jean Carroll's defamation case against him.

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