Politico reports:
A lawyer for Donald Trump said Wednesday he will try to dismiss a lawsuit by a woman alleging the former president raped her in the 1990s by arguing New York’s Adult Survivors Act is unconstitutional, but a judge suggested he is not inclined to throw out the case.
Lawyers appeared in federal court in Manhattan in a lawsuit brought by E. Jean Carroll, a writer who says that Trump raped her in a Manhattan department store decades ago.
She brought a new suit against Trump after New York passed the Adult Survivors Act, which gives victims of sexual assault two years to sue over past assaults that would previously have been barred by the statute of limitations.
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Trump’s lawyer plans to challenge the New York law that allowed a woman to file a new suit alleging Trump raped her in the 1990s.
The lawyer will argue the law is unconstitutional, so the case should be tossed. A judge replied: “I wouldn’t count on that.” https://t.co/QvuoWxIUPe
— POLITICO (@politico) December 21, 2022
Lawyers for Trump’s accuser, E. Jean Carroll, are pushing to release the deposition the former president gave in the case, which is currently sealed. https://t.co/QvuoWxIUPe
— POLITICO (@politico) December 21, 2022