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Cannot Enter SDNY Courthouse So In Jean
Carroll Case No Oral Argument
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon
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SDNY COURTHOUSE,
Oct 21 – In case of E. Jean
Carroll, argument on making US
defendant seemed set to begin.
DOJ lawyer Stephen Terrell,
who asked to adjourn it as
barred from U.S.
District Court for the
Southern District of New York
courthouse due to Virginia
being on quarantine list,
called in. Inner City Press
live tweeted it, here:
Judge Kaplan
denied any postponement, and
noted he "is not authorized to
vary the existing restrictions
on entry into the courtroom."
Judge Kaplan
begins: I had an application
to adjourn and I denied it.
What do you want to do?
US: We elect to
submit on the briefs, with no
argument.
Ms. Kaplan: Jean
drove some distance to be in
court today. This is
essentially a dispositive
motion....
Ms Kaplan:
There is no exception to
sovereign immunity for
intentional torts. We'd like a
chance to further brief.
Judge Kaplan: I
invoke the principle that new
arguments in a reply brief
will not be considered. Does
the US agree? US: Yes.
Judge Kaplan:
Matter is taken under
submission. I'm sorry so many
people were inconvenienced.
Adjourned.
The case is
(still) named Carroll
v. Trump, 20-cv-7311
(Kaplan).
Then:
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