| Trump Trial Two Book Drops
10 Hours After Verdict Now From
Carroll Trial to 2024 Trail
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SDNY
COURTHOUSE,
Jan 26 – Ten hours after the
verdict against Donald Trump
for $83.3 million in mostly
punitive damages to E. Jean
Carroll, a very first book was
published about the trial and
what it might mean:
"Trump Trial II:
Punitive Damages and Vow to
Appeal: From the SDNY Trial to
the 2024 Trail," by Matthew
Russell Lee - Ebook here (with audiobook and
paperback coming).
The book
concludes:
Jury
entering! Judge Kaplan:
Please hand the verdict to
Andy... Thank you. Clerk will
read the verdict
Andy: Did Ms. Carroll prove,
by a preponderance of the
evidence, that Ms. Carroll
suffered more than nominal
damages as a result of Mr.
Trump’s publication of the
June 21 and June 22, 2019
statements? Answer
Yes.
Andy (clerk): 7.3
million... 11 million...
punitives: $65
million
Judge Kaplan;
Members of the jury, If
you wish to speak after the
verdict - I order you not to
disclose the names of any
other juror, and I advise you
not to disclose your own
name. Judge
Kaplan: Any other
business?
Ms. Habba: I
would just like to thank the
court staff
Kurt Wheelock,
still banned from the UN in
contravention of press freedom
and the First Amendment,
couldn't help thinking of that
day's International Court of
Justice decision....
Kurt would
go from the trial to the
trail. Watch this
site / platform / feed
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