A federal judge scheduled E. Jean Carroll’s remaining defamation lawsuit against former president Donald Trump for trial in early 2024, writing in a brief order that unless the case has been “entirely disposed of” before then, the trial will begin Jan. 15.
on Feb. 15 produced by a special-purpose grand jury, and authorities who are privy to the report will decide whether to ask a new grand jury to vote on criminal charges., three of his children and the Trump Organization, accusing them of flagrantly manipulating the valuations of their properties to get better terms on loans and insurance policies and to get tax breaks. The litigation is pending.
U.S. District Judge Lewis A. Kaplan ruled Tuesday that he would accept the amended lawsuit. On Thursday, he set the trial date, saying that “Unless this case previously has been entirely disposed of, trial of this action shall commence on January 15, 2024 absent contrary order of the Court.”
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