Trump may testify in sex abuse defamation trial, but the court has limited what he can say

Former president Donald Trump could testify as soon as Monday in the defamation trial over his 2019 comments branding E. Jean Carroll a liar who faked a sexual attack to sell a memoir. He plans to be in court as the New York trial resumes after a wee

By: The Boston Globe

Jan 22 2024
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Because a different jury found last year that Trump sexually abused Carroll, U.S. District Judge Judge Lewis A. Kaplan has ruled that if the former president takes the stand now, he won’t be allowed to say she concocted her allegation or that she was... [5066 chars]

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Trump may testify in sex abuse defamation trial, but the court has limited what he can say

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