Trump Must Still Cough Up At Least $90M In E. Jean Carroll Verdict — And Soon

[rightwinger]

Hand her the keys to Mara Lago

 

[two_iron]

Hey stupid, the post is still here.

You now own 3rd-generation trailer trash.

It's not worth anything but you may have pay taxes on it, so talk to your CPA.

 

[Dragonlady]

Yeah, so what. Trump bonds around the lien and ignores it.

Trump cannot ignore these judgements. Trump and his lifelong grift of the American people is coming to an end.

Since Atantic City and his bragging about how much money he was making on the bankruptcies, I wondered why this man wasn't in jail. It's utterly shocking that anyone so corrupt and dishonest could be allowed to run for office, much less get elected.

You can fool all of the people some of the time, but the American people woke up, and now, like every other sucker who bought Trump's lies, you're stuck with him. He refuses to go away or leave. And he's continuing to grift off the American people to pay for it all.

The problem is that Trump couldn't fool enough of the people to vote for him a second time, and the third time is not going to be the charm, not by a long shot.

I have won judgements against people, if they decide to not pay you, there isn't much you can do about it.

Your lawyers must’ve been completely incompetent. If you have a judgement against someone, you can garnishee their bank account or their wages. You can attach a lien to their home so if they buy sell or mortgage any property you’ll be paid.

If getting judgement against someone was meaningless, there would be no point in spending the money and doing it now would there?

 

[Dragonlady]

Hand her the keys to Mara Lago

It’s not worth $83 million.

 

[rightwinger]

It’s not worth $83 million.

Maybe if she spent a couple of million to fumigate Mara Lago

 

[protectionist]

There was plenty of testimony. That’s evidence.
Trump had plenty of opportunities to speak. He chose himself to not deliver his closing argument. He was on the stand. He just had to abide by the rules of the court.

In the E. Jean Carroll case, She, the alleged victim, did not remember even the year in which the purported sexual assault took place, nearly three decades ago. Observers have pointed out dozens of inconsistencies in her story.

It was never clear what were the preliminaries that supposedly (Trump denies meeting her) led both, allegedly, willingly to retreat together to a department store dressing room, where during normal business hours, the alleged violence took place.

Moreover, the sexual assault complaint came forward decades post facto—and only after Trump was running for, and then was president.

Carroll eventually sued him for battery, but well after the statute of limitations had expired, and thus the case seemed defunct.

Her claims of defamation injuries arise from being fired from her advice column job at ELLE magazine.

She claimed that Trump’s sharp denials and ad hominem retorts led to her career ruin. But the loss for anyone of a column at 76, does not seem such a rare occurrence, and the absence of a salaried job in one’s late seventies for four years, does not seem to equate to a $83 million hit.

And note the allegation that her dispute with Trump led to her firing was strongly denied by the very magazine that cut her loose.
Then another strange thing happened. In 2022, a new law (“The Adult Survivors Act”) was passed in the New York legislature. It also post facto established a twelve-month window (beginning six months from the signing of bill) that permitted survivors of long ago alleged sexual assaults suddenly to sue the accused long-ago perpetrator—regardless of the previous statute of limitations.

That unexpected opening suddenly gave Carroll’s prior unsuccessful efforts a rebirth. And she quickly refiled with the help of arch-Trump hating billionaire Hoffman.

Yet the bill may have been(or apprntly was) introduced with Trump particularly in mind—given the legislator who introduced it, Brad Hoylman-Siga, was known as another Trump antagonist.

More interestingly, he had earlier introduced and had passed another Trump-targeted bill. That “TRUST” act had empowered particular federal Congressional committees to have access to the New York State once sealed tax returns of high-ranking government officials—such as Trump.

That bill’s generally agreed subtext was a green light for anti-Trump members of Congress to obtain legal access to Donald J. Trump’s tax returns.

Lastly, the Judge (Lewis Kaplan) dod nit allow Trump to speak wth a new trial, or a counterclaim against E Jean Carroll thst she had defamed him.

https://www.reuters.com/legal/trump-appeals-dismissal-defamation-claim-against-e-jean-carroll-2023-08-10/

 

[protectionist]

You watch too much TV. Trump can’t hid billions of assets and even if he wanted to, it’d be far more trouble than it’s worth.

So you're a financial adviser, as well as finance attorney ?

 

[protectionist]

He can do none of this without an ok from the ex judge overseeing all transactions made by the tRump Organization!
MAGA

OH BULLSHIT. No judge has control over what people do with their own money, in their own private lives. He can declare joint ownership of anything at any time.

 

[surada]

Trump must still cough up at least $90M in E. Jean Carroll verdict — and soon — even though an appeal means she has to wait for it​

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• Donald Trump has to cut a fat check, and his appeal of the E. Jean Carroll verdict won't delay that.
• Within 30 days of the judge's written judgment, Trump has to turn over either cash or a bond.
• While he appeals the verdict, Carroll can't touch that money — but neither can Trump.

US District Judge Lewis Kaplan is set to issue a written judgment. That's a one-paragraph order directing Trump to pay his damages. Here, as an example, is the judgment Kaplan issued after last year's Carroll verdict, the one that ordered he pay $5 million in damages.

Only when that judgment is filed is the trial officially over, allowing Trump's side to appeal, as his lawyers have promised to do.

Trump will have 30 days after the judgment to pay up​

Once there's a judgment, Trump will have 30 days to pay his damages, though an appellate court will almost certainly allow Trump to forgo paying Carroll directly until the appeal is decided.

Trump would have to set the money aside, though, and he can choose to do so in the form of either cash or bond.

Last time around, for the $5 million verdict, Trump went with cash.


Does this mean there will be another round of NFT Trump playing cards?

Will Trump have to hold bake sales and car washes at his rallies?

Who will donate to the rapist's worthy cause?

Good. It's about time Trump was accountable. Other men pay for their mistakes.

 

[Freedomisneverfree]

Trump should SUE her for defamation for $100 million. This who thing was a Liberal scam.

 

[surada]

He can just hide his assets, and then let her work to find them. If she can't, she won't get a dime.

So you're just another crook ...

 

[rightwinger]

Trump should SUE her for defamation for $100 million. This who thing was a Liberal scam.

He has already LOST for defamation

Are you trying to make it worse for him

 

[protectionist]

So you're just another crook ...

Nothing illegal about it. If you get a judgement against somebody, you're on your own. The work of seizing assets is your job, all on YOU.

 

[surada]

Nothing illegal about it. If you get a judgement against somebody, you're on your own. The work of seizing assets is your job, all on YOU.

How many times have you been sued for mal practice? Are you a cheat?

 

[Marener]

So you're a financial adviser, as well as finance attorney ?

I just believe this country isn't nearly as dysfunctional as you claim.

 

[WorldWatcher]

Nothing illegal about it. If you get a judgement against somebody, you're on your own. The work of seizing assets is your job, all on YOU.

Well, FPOTUS#45 has already put $5.5M in an escrow account that he can no longer "hide".

So once the appeal is shot down, she (or her estate) will have a nice chunk of case to go after the remaining $83.3M if FPOTUS#45 doesn't pay another judgement bond which puts it out of his control.

Will be fun watching.

WW

 

[HaShev]

Trump must still cough up at least $90M in E. Jean Carroll verdict — and soon — even though an appeal means she has to wait for it​

​

• Donald Trump has to cut a fat check, and his appeal of the E. Jean Carroll verdict won't delay that.
• Within 30 days of the judge's written judgment, Trump has to turn over either cash or a bond.
• While he appeals the verdict, Carroll can't touch that money — but neither can Trump.

US District Judge Lewis Kaplan is set to issue a written judgment. That's a one-paragraph order directing Trump to pay his damages. Here, as an example, is the judgment Kaplan issued after last year's Carroll verdict, the one that ordered he pay $5 million in damages.

Only when that judgment is filed is the trial officially over, allowing Trump's side to appeal, as his lawyers have promised to do.

Trump will have 30 days after the judgment to pay up​

Once there's a judgment, Trump will have 30 days to pay his damages, though an appellate court will almost certainly allow Trump to forgo paying Carroll directly until the appeal is decided.

Trump would have to set the money aside, though, and he can choose to do so in the form of either cash or bond.

Last time around, for the $5 million verdict, Trump went with cash.


Does this mean there will be another round of NFT Trump playing cards?

Will Trump have to hold bake sales and car washes at his rallies?

Who will donate to the rapist's worthy cause?

which was their intent all along, to tie up his campaign money by tying up cash he'd normally use of his own .. you tend to drop that notion when being robbed by the opponent, but who knows it might drive him more in other ways, something the left never grasped, cause and affect.

 

[protectionist]

Well, FPOTUS#45 has already put $5.5M in an escrow account that he can no longer "hide".

So once the appeal is shot down, she (or her estate) will have a nice chunk of case to go after the remaining $83.3M if FPOTUS#45 doesn't pay another judgement bond which puts it out of his control.

Will be fun watching.

WW

IDIOCY.

 

[protectionist]

I just believe this country isn't nearly as dysfunctional as you claim.

You believe wrong. The country is in a state of anarchy.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

If Trump wants to appeal, he has to put the money in escrow.

Which is why i think it’s extremely unlikely that he will appeal.

As for judgements, Trump is certainly welcome to try and flaunt the law. I don’t think it’ll go over well for him. Most people don’t have considerable assets that the court can legally take from them.

Trump has no meritous reason to appeal.