Court upholds Trump's conviction in sexual assault case: what awaits ex-president
Kyiv • UNN
The Court of Appeals upheld a verdict ordering Donald Trump to pay $5 million in compensation in a sexual assault case. The court recognized the legitimacy of the previous decision and the relevance of the testimony of other women.
The Court of Appeals upheld the verdict in the Trump sexual assault case. This was reported by CNN, according to UNN.
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The court upheld the decision ordering the former president to pay $5 million in compensation.
The appellate judges recognized that the previous court had not committed significant violations during the trial. In particular, the allowed testimony of two women who also reported similar behavior by Trump was considered relevant to establish the nature of his actions.
The decision was welcomed by Carroll's lawyers, who called it another step towards justice.
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