$5.6M. The larger amount is still held up, though it is in escrow. And he’s abused his office to grift way more than that, so it’s just chump change. Not to mention that it’ll be a lot hard for the UK to get him to pay up.
Earlier this year, Trump lost his appeal of the original case. SCOTUS refused to hear his last appeal of the original case on June 29, which is the decision that freed the funds for disbursal. E. Jean Carroll was paid the funds held in escrow on July 9.
But Trump tried at every turn to stop it, and then after her award was paid out, to claw the cash back somehow. There was a whole lot of back and forth and bouncing it around district and federal courts until the end of September, which is when he lost his final appeal and it is all done and dusted whether he likes it or not.
Technically. The funds are held in escrow as he appeals. So while she doesn’t have them yet, neither does he. And once he’s exhausted all the delays he can through the court system, it will be hers.
E Jean Carol would disagree.
$5.6M. The larger amount is still held up, though it is in escrow. And he’s abused his office to grift way more than that, so it’s just chump change. Not to mention that it’ll be a lot hard for the UK to get him to pay up.
The BBC will just seize one of his golf courses through the courts.
It’s going to be absolutely hilarious right up to the point he decides to nuke Scotland as payback.
British courts are way too chickenshit to challenge a rich person like that.
She’s the perfect example. He still hasn’t paid her what he owes.
Earlier this year, Trump lost his appeal of the original case. SCOTUS refused to hear his last appeal of the original case on June 29, which is the decision that freed the funds for disbursal. E. Jean Carroll was paid the funds held in escrow on July 9.
But Trump tried at every turn to stop it, and then after her award was paid out, to claw the cash back somehow. There was a whole lot of back and forth and bouncing it around district and federal courts until the end of September, which is when he lost his final appeal and it is all done and dusted whether he likes it or not.
Here’s a timeline by way of the Guardian reporting on it; any one of these links will give you that part of the story. Read one of the most recent for the entire thing if you’re interested.
But Carroll did get paid, and she did keep the payout. It’s very understandable that people lost track along the way.
Technically. The funds are held in escrow as he appeals. So while she doesn’t have them yet, neither does he. And once he’s exhausted all the delays he can through the court system, it will be hers.
She is literally an example of someone who did get paid.
Yes, that was why I said it.