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Search results for "Supreme Court declines to hear Trump's appeal of E Jean Carroll's 5 million sexual assault verdict"

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Instagram posts stated on January 22, 2024 in an Instagram post:
Social media post claims judge in Trump’s defamation trial engaged in “election interference” by delaying the trial to New Hampshire’s primary day.
By Madison Czopek• January 25, 2024
Threads posts stated on October 10, 2024 in a photo:
“Trump's convictions have all been overturned and he is getting his $500,000,000.00 back!”
By Kwasi Gyamfi Asiedu• October 18, 2024
Instagram posts stated on January 28, 2024 in an Instagram post:
Judge in E. Jean Carroll-Donald Trump trial “involved in sex trafficking.”
By Jeff Cercone• January 30, 2024
Facebook posts stated on March 10, 2024 in a Facebook post:
A Russian company secured Trump’s bond in E. Jean Carroll case.
By Jeff Cercone• March 13, 2024
X posts stated on May 30, 2024 in an X post:
“Trump is no longer eligible to run for president and must drop out of the race immediately.”
By Jeff Cercone• May 30, 2024
Facebook posts stated on March 24, 2022 in a Facebook post:
“Amy Coney Barrett overturned a $6.7M verdict after a prison guard repeatedly raped a 19-year-old inmate who was 8 months pregnant.”
By Jeff Cercone• March 29, 2022
Jennifer Carroll Foy stated on March 16, 2021 in a forum.:
“Two out of our last three governors in Virginia were investigated by the FBI. One went to jail and one is running for office again in this election.”
By Warren Fiske• April 5, 2021
Wisconsin Alliance for Reform stated on March 08, 2016 in a TV ad:
Says Judge JoAnne Kloppenburg agreed to use a technicality to give a convicted sex offender a new hearing because "he didn’t understand the charge."
By Tom Kertscher• March 23, 2016
Instagram posts stated on November 06, 2024 in an Instagram post:
President-elect Donald Trump “has been to Epstein’s island”
By Caleb McCullough• November 8, 2024
Alcee Hastings stated on February 05, 2015 in an interview with CNN:
One Texas city "has a law that says that women can only have six dildos."
By Steve Contorno, Amy Sherman• February 9, 2015
Facebook posts stated on February 26, 2024 in a Facebook post:
Donald Trump called his wife "Mercedes" instead of Melania.
By Maria Ramirez Uribe• February 28, 2024
Donald Trump stated on June 18, 2019 in remarks to reporters on the White House South Lawn.:
Says the Central Park Five "admitted their guilt."  
By Jon Greenberg• June 24, 2019
Joe Biden stated on October 23, 2022 in a forum with Now This:
Student loan forgiveness is “passed. I got it passed by a vote or two. And it’s in effect.”
By Louis Jacobson• October 25, 2022
National Republican Senatorial Committee stated on June 06, 2022 in a television ad:
Cheri Beasley tossed the conviction of a man seeking sex with a boy online and “set free” a child porn offender.
By Paul Specht• June 7, 2022
Joe Lieberman stated on September 10, 2013 in a discussion on CNN's "Crossfire":
President Barack Obama "had the legal authority" to strike Syria without a vote from Congress.
By Jon Greenberg• September 12, 2013
Doug Jones stated on November 30, 2017 in a campaign ad:
"In a 2014 case involving a man convicted of abusing two underage girls, Judge Roy Moore disagreed and wrote the dissenting opinion."  
By Jon Greenberg• December 6, 2017
Republican State Leadership Committee stated on March 26, 2020 in a campaign ad:
Says Jill Karofsky as a prosecutor “went easy on” a Madison man in a 1999 sexual assault case
By Eric Litke• March 27, 2020
Donald Trump stated on September 18, 2018 in an exchange with reporters:
On investigating during the Supreme Court confirmation process, "The FBI doesn’t do that."
By Jon Greenberg• September 20, 2018
Arlen Specter stated on April 21, 2010 in an interview on MSNBC's Daily Rundown:
 "Congress can tell [the Supreme Court] which cases they ought to hear. We have that authority."
By Catharine Richert• April 29, 2010
Jim Sensenbrenner stated on December 08, 2011 in a House Judiciary Committee hearing:
"I've done more impeachments than anybody else in the history of the country."
By Tom Kertscher• December 19, 2011

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