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A federal appeals court on Wednesday night rejected President Donald Trump's bid to block writer E. Jean Carroll from collecting nearly $5.8 million in damages from a 2023 civil verdict finding him liable for sexually abusing and defaming her.

A federal appeals court on Wednesday night rejected President Donald Trump's bid to block writer E. Jean Carroll from collecting nearly $5.8 million in damages from a 2023 civil verdict finding him liable for sexually abusing and defaming her.

U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan ordered the release of the funds — the original $5 million jury award plus accrued interest — after the Supreme Court declined on June 29 to hear Trump's appeal, with none of the nine justices noting a dissent.

U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan ordered the release of the funds — the original $5 million jury award plus accrued interest — after the Supreme Court declined on June 29 to hear Trump's appeal, with none of the nine justices noting a dissent.

Trump's lawyers appealed Kaplan's order to the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals within an hour and sought an emergency stay, arguing the money could not be recovered if Carroll fulfilled her stated intention to donate the funds.

Trump's lawyers appealed Kaplan's order to the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals within an hour and sought an emergency stay, arguing the money could not be recovered if Carroll fulfilled her stated intention to donate the funds.

Trump also filed a petition asking the Supreme Court to rehear its June 29 denial, arguing the case is linked to a forthcoming immunity appeal over his 2019 statements about Carroll made while serving as president.

Trump also filed a petition asking the Supreme Court to rehear its June 29 denial, arguing the case is linked to a forthcoming immunity appeal over his 2019 statements about Carroll made while serving as president.

The $5 million verdict stemmed from a 2023 trial — which Trump did not attend — in which a jury found he attacked Carroll in a Manhattan department store dressing room in 1996 and defamed her after she described the incident in a 2019 memoir.

The $5 million verdict stemmed from a 2023 trial — which Trump did not attend — in which a jury found he attacked Carroll in a Manhattan department store dressing room in 1996 and defamed her after she described the incident in a 2019 memoir.

A separate Manhattan jury in January 2024 ordered Trump to pay Carroll $83.3 million for defamatory statements he made about her during his first term as president. Trump is appealing that verdict, and its enforcement remains suspended.

A separate Manhattan jury in January 2024 ordered Trump to pay Carroll $83.3 million for defamatory statements he made about her during his first term as president. Trump is appealing that verdict, and its enforcement remains suspended.

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