Donald Trump on Trial for Alleged 1996 Rape of E. Jean Carroll
- E. Jean Carroll testified in court this week that Donald Trump raped her in a dressing room in 1996.
- Trump's lawyers cross-examined Carroll, questioning her credibility, but she insisted she was telling the truth.
- Trump is not attending the trial in person but his videotaped deposition will be shown to jurors.
- The trial comes after New York State passed a law allowing victims to sue attackers for assaults that happened decades ago.
- Trump and his son Eric were warned by the judge not to comment on social media about the ongoing trial to avoid influencing the jury.
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