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Judge's Ruling Spells TROUBLE For Trump in E. Jean Carroll Case

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March 15, 2023

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Judge Lewis Kaplan has ruled that both the Access Hollywood tape and testimony from two other sexual assault accusers are admissible as evidence in the E. Jean Carroll defamation lawsuit against Trump. This is based on a federal rule that evidence of a person’s propensity for committing an offense is admissible in cases based on an allegation of sexual assault, which this one is. Harry breaks down the implications this ruling may have for the upcoming trial.

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