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The Reasons Why E. Jean Carroll Will Beat Trump - #SistersInLaw Podcast
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20:01Now PlayingJoyce Vance, Barb McQuade, Kim Atkins Stohr & Jill Wine-Banks discuss the Trump administration's revenge prosecution of E. Jean Carroll, examining the motivations behind the investigation, the allegations against her, and the role of financial backers in her civil suit against the President.
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In this episode:
How Donald Trump’s comments about E. Jean Carroll,could skyrocket into a legal fiasco
The confusing dance over whether the DOJ is investigating Carroll or her benefactors
The role of funding in civil lawsuits, and why it might get you investigated in Chicago
Why the Supreme Court’s multiple relistings of Carroll’s case raise eyebrows
The sneaky art of public statements that are technically true but totally misleading
The potential legal strategies and motions in case of an indictment
Why funding civil cases isn’t illegal, but meddling with the system might be
The broader implications of weaponized justice and deep-pocketed funding wars
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