Raw StoryTrump gets slapped down by appeals court as defamation trial starts
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10% Center
- Reliability
20% ReliablePoor
- Policy Leaning
10% Center
- Politician Portrayal
-64% Negative
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-18% Negative
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43% : Trump has also separately argued presidential immunity in the federal election interference case being brought by special counsel Jack Smith.33% : Trump had claimed that, because the comments were made while he was president, he was immune from being put on trial for them.
23% : The ruling on Carroll's defamation case against Trump arrived as the pair attended jury selection in a New York City courtroom.
22% : Judge Lewis Kaplan has already found Trump liable for defamation -- the trial is to determine damages.
20% : ALSO READ: 'You lost Ivanka': Trump the target of bogus political action committeesThe assertion was knocked by a New York court last year when it ruled that Trump was not immune -- but the former president appealed.
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