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Judge orders Trump escrow released
The $5.8 million account holds a 2023 jury award plus interest from the civil verdict
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A Manhattan federal judge ordered court-held funds released to E. Jean Carroll after the Supreme Court declined to hear Donald Trump’s appeal of her civil sexual abuse and defamation verdict.
- Frame 1Judge Kaplan orders court-held money released to E. Jean Carroll after Trump’s Supreme Court appeal was denied.
- Frame 2The $5.8 million account holds a 2023 jury award plus interest from the civil verdict.
- Frame 3Jurors found Trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation; he denies wrongdoing and keeps contesting the case.
- Frame 4The Supreme Court declined review on June 29, clearing the escrow account for release.
- Frame 5Trump’s lawyers sought more delay while asking the justices to reconsider, keeping payment timing contested.
- Frame 6The remaining steps are transfer timing, the rehearing request, and Trump’s new notice of appeal.
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- Jul 8, 3:23 PM EDT
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