Trump's lawyer asked for a mistrial in his E. Jean Carroll case because she deleted death threat emails

11/19/2023, 4:40 PM
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Former President Donald Trump's legal team asked for E. Jean Carroll's ongoing defamation trial against him to be tossed, arguing that the former Elle columnist spoiled evidence by deleting emails she received that included death threats.

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Trump's lawyer asked for a mistrial in his E. Jean Carroll case because she deleted death threat emails

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