A judge has ordered that $5.8 million be paid to E. Jean Carroll, following a jury's 2023 finding that former President Donald Trump sexually abused and defamed her. The funds have been held in escrow since the jury's decision. The judge indicated that Trump had delayed the proceedings and stated it was time for the payment to be made.
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Judge orders payment of $5.8 million to E. Jean Carroll in Trump case
A judge has mandated that E. Jean Carroll receive $5.8 million from former President Donald Trump, stemming from a jury's 2023 ruling of sexual abuse and defamation. The payment, which has been held in escrow, is now required to be disbursed following the judge's comments on delays in the case.
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