Trump Will Ask Supreme Court for Immunity in Defamation Case
His lawyers argued in a filing that paying $83 million to E. Jean Carroll would cause irreparable damage.
Former advice columnist E. Jean Carroll, right, leaves federal court with her lawyer Roberta Kaplan, in April 2023. A jury ordered Trump to pay $83 million to Carroll for his defamatory statements after she accused him of sexual assault. Bebeto Matthews/AP
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