Trump Seeks New Trial in Carroll Defamation Case Amid Legal Challenges

The former president's legal team argues for a retrial or reduction in damages, citing restricted testimony and judicial errors.

Donald Trump's attorneys request a new trial in E. Jean Carroll's defamation case, challenging the $83.3 million damages awarded.
Trump's legal team argues restricted testimony and judicial errors influenced the jury's verdict, seeking a reduction in punitive damages.
The request for a new trial comes as Trump faces multiple legal battles, including a $454 million judgment for business fraud and upcoming hush money trial.
Trump's lawyers criticize the judge's limitations on his testimony, claiming it prevented a fair defense.
E. Jean Carroll's attorney has yet to comment on Trump's latest legal move.