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The Supreme Court declined to review Trump's challenge to a $5 million judgment in the E. Jean Carroll sexual abuse case, letting the verdict stand. Trump says he will continue fighting.
The Supreme Court declined to hear Trump's challenge to a $5 million judgment against him in the E. Jean Carroll sexual abuse case, letting the verdict stand. Trump announced he would continue fighting, but the highest court's refusal to hear the case means this particular verdict is finalized. There are other Carroll cases still pending, but this one is done.
This is a rare moment where Trump lost at the Court and has no remaining appellate avenue. The decision effectively says the justices saw no constitutional issue worth reviewing, which is a quiet but significant rejection.
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