On Wednesday, a significant legal development unfolded as a New York federal judge dismissed an attempt by ABC News and George Stephanopoulos to avoid former President Donald Trump’s defamation lawsuit. The lawsuit stems from accusations made by Stephanopoulos during a March interview, where he alleged that Trump was “liable for rape” in a case involving advice columnist E. Jean Carroll.
This ruling paves the way for Trump to advance his legal battle against the network and Stephanopoulos. The controversy revolves around a segment where Stephanopoulos, speaking with lawmaker Nancy Mace (R-SC), asserted that Trump had been found responsible for rape. This claim traces back to the high-profile case initiated by E. Jean Carroll, who accused Trump of sexual assault, igniting widespread media attention and a costly legal battle.
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U.S. District Judge Cecilia Altonaga, in her comprehensive ruling, denied the motion to dismiss, asserting that there were sufficient grounds for the case to continue. “The Court has carefully considered the record, the parties’ written submissions, and applicable law. For the following reasons, the Motion is denied,” wrote Altonaga, appointed by former Republican President George W. Bush.
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