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sop

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32. I could provide multiple sources to support my statement...NYT, WSJ, WaPo...but they're all behind a paywall.
Sun Jul 5, 2026, 01:53 PM
4 hrs ago

As a final response to your "quibbling," I'll just quote what Joyce Vance wrote about what would be "immediately" triggered (or the moment it happened, not automatically) when the Supreme Court declined to hear Trump's appeal:

"When Donald Trump appealed the $5 million dollars the jury awarded to E. Jean Carroll in the first of her two defamation victories against him, he put that money, plus extra to cover interest, into escrow. The money would go to her immediately if the appeal terminated in her favor. Trump stipulated that would be the case if, once he asked the Supreme Court to hear his appeal on a writ of certiorari, they declined to do so, which would finalize the decision in Carroll’s favor. That’s exactly what happened on Monday. That means it’s time for Donald Trump to pay up."

"So of course, he did, right? He’d made an agreement and he honored it."

"Alas—and as you all undoubtedly anticipated—that did not happen. Donald Trump, in fact, did not honor his agreement. He was not, yet again, a gracious loser. He has not paid up. He owes Carroll $5,779,783.00, the amount of the judgment plus post-judgment interest. Instead, he wants to delay making the payment. It’s so on brand. But it’s not going to work this time."

"We know all of this because Carroll’s lawyer, the incomparable Robbie Kaplan, had to explain it all to a judge."

Continued at link:

https://joycevance.substack.com/p/the-women-who-told-trump-no

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Jesus fucking christ... buzzycrumbhunger 23 hrs ago #1
Well, seems like he's overcompensating for SOMETHING! calimary 22 hrs ago #10
The $5 million plus interest is sitting in an escrow account and is probably controlled by the court. The court should OGBuzz 23 hrs ago #2
Yes, a Court made Trump do that months ago. Weird they have not released it. riversedge 23 hrs ago #3
Isn't the money that is with the court Quanto Magnus 22 hrs ago #4
I think you might be thinking of the larger judgement, maybe $93mil? Buddyzbuddy 22 hrs ago #6
You are correct that the money is held in a "registry" controlled by the court. There is a procedure for releasing it onenote 6 hrs ago #19
We will see on Tuesday but I have my doubts. Courts are afraid of Trump. Also she will probably never see the OGBuzz 1 hr ago #35
All I expect to see on Tuesday is Trump's filing onenote 1 hr ago #36
This silliness will be going on for years... Escape 22 hrs ago #5
you would be wrong about that NJCher 21 hrs ago #13
He can't the SCOTUS of the United States has ruled in that he is guilty Botany 22 hrs ago #7
The SOB wormed his way into $2bil. last year but won't pay what he owes. Buddyzbuddy 22 hrs ago #8
How much you got, Donald? calimary 22 hrs ago #9
Classic Abuse Example: littlemissmartypants 22 hrs ago #11
shithead can not control ANYTHING anymore, he LOST. dave99 22 hrs ago #12
Not a lawyer? Carroll didn't just have to "ask" -- she had to file a motion. onenote 4 hrs ago #30
As part of his appeal Trump entered into an agreement with the court the funds would be disbursed directly to Carroll sop 21 hrs ago #14
That is not what the agreement provided. It set up a procedure for the release of the money - it is not "automatic." onenote 6 hrs ago #21
'Carroll v. Trump Stipulation and Order -- Document #210' sop 4 hrs ago #25
Key procedural provision onenote 4 hrs ago #26
"Attorney Roberta Kaplan cited a prior stipulation that payment would be due if the high court denied review." sop 4 hrs ago #28
What you actually stated: onenote 4 hrs ago #29
I could provide multiple sources to support my statement...NYT, WSJ, WaPo...but they're all behind a paywall. sop 4 hrs ago #32
So does that mean you think Carroll's lawyer doesn't know what she's doing? onenote 3 hrs ago #33
I'm sorry, you've lost me. sop 3 hrs ago #34
Judge Kaplan tells him to "pay up" and July 7th is the final final deadline FakeNoose 21 hrs ago #15
Wrong. The judge simply said that the deadline for Trump to file an opposition to Carroll's motion is July 7. onenote 20 hrs ago #16
When I defaulted on my student loans, the good people at PHEAA helped themselves to my paycheck Orrex 19 hrs ago #17
He gets a "say" because Carroll agreed to give him one. onenote 6 hrs ago #22
Thank you for that. Orrex 5 hrs ago #24
Deadbeat. Martin68 19 hrs ago #18
Trump tries again to squirm out of paying E. Jean Carroll $5M: attorney LetMyPeopleVote 6 hrs ago #20
Judge slaps down Trump's latest dodge in E. Jean Carroll case LetMyPeopleVote 5 hrs ago #23
Once again, Raw Story gets its facts wrong. The court has not ordered payment to Carroll to be made on July 7 onenote 4 hrs ago #27
He cannot be allowed to build that WH "ballroom" bunker. This is exactly. mahina 4 hrs ago #31
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