Supreme Court Rejects Trump's Renewed Appeal in E. Jean Carroll Case
The Supreme Court has turned away Donald Trump's latest effort to overturn the jury verdict in the case brought by the writer E. Jean Carroll.
Key Facts
- —The Supreme Court rejected Donald Trump's renewed appeal in the E. Jean Carroll case.
- —The decision follows the court's earlier refusal to take up the matter.
- —With the rejection, the lower court rulings stand.
The Supreme Court has turned away Donald Trump's latest effort to undo the jury verdict in the case brought by the writer E. Jean Carroll.
The court declined Trump's renewed appeal, a step that follows its earlier refusal to take up the matter. With that decision, the justices closed the door on the avenue Trump had been pursuing to challenge the verdict at the nation's highest court.
The rejection means the earlier rulings stand. The action brings the Supreme Court phase of this dispute to a close.
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