Words are worth 13x more than sexual abuse

The ATS legal beagles are on this. I wonder if Alina Habba, who's obviously a stellar attorney, will use any of the brilliant appeals strategies suggested in this thread.

I have not been following this but on the surface it seems very disturbing. Someone claims you did some of the most awful things a human could do and then you defend yourself and end up having to pay astronomical amounts of money? On the surface it looks like she is defaming him...

So, came here, read 8 pages and I haven't read anything that would even suggest this is justice.

But those social media post she made sure are telling. I bet those were kept out of the trial. And I bet I wouldn't have found out about them had I just mindlessly consumed CNN. Thanx ATS.

originally posted by: TzarChasm
a reply to: JinMI

If they could actually exhibit tangible evidence, demonstrate his guilt and put him in prison, they would have. He's not in prison so there's your sign.

Tangible huh? So, I need tangible evidence that some of the other planets in our system are not colonized.

I"m not a Trump fan ... but this is an excessive hit on him and isn't justice. That's really obvious. It's just going to make the Republicans circle around Trump even stronger and lift him up to the POTUS position.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

The ATS legal beagles are on this. I wonder if Alina Habba, who's obviously a stellar attorney, will use any of the brilliant appeals strategies suggested in this thread.

Between having to put up an escrow account for the full amount, plus 10 percent, and his lawyer not objecting to presented evidence.
There not much chance for an appeal.
I’m just reading up on this, but my understanding is that his attorney needed to object to evidence presented, in order to “mark” it for later. This would be the grounds for appeal, her objections.
She was truly an acting attorney, and I really do mean ACTING.

He is allowed to ask the attorneys of the woman he assaulted, defamed, for a discount.
But I have a feeling they won’t budge.

That’s my current understanding.

originally posted by: Gouldielockstitch

originally posted by: TzarChasm
a reply to: JinMI

If they could actually exhibit tangible evidence, demonstrate his guilt and put him in prison, they would have. He's not in prison so there's your sign.

Tangible huh? So, I need tangible evidence that some of the other planets in our system are not colonized.

I recommend sending a probe to Uranus, just to be sure.

a reply to: JinMI

"It's about Trump.".

Of course it is.

He craves attention and publicity.

And he gets it.

The problem seems to rest with your justice system in which juries get to decide the award of damages rather than judges.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

The ATS legal beagles are on this. I wonder if Alina Habba, who's obviously a stellar attorney, will use any of the brilliant appeals strategies suggested in this thread.

I wonder if she will get paid after this debacle?

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

The ATS legal beagles are on this. I wonder if Alina Habba, who's obviously a stellar attorney, will use any of the brilliant appeals strategies suggested in this thread.

I wonder if she will get paid after this debacle?

If his appeal fails then he may have to sell one of his properties, unless he can get a loan from somewhere and use some of his supporter's donations.

“He’s the rare defendant with an $83 million verdict against him who actually has the money,” Mr. Green said. “Wherever this lands, she should be able to collect.”

He has enough cash to cover the verdict in various accounts, a person close to him said. In recent years, Mr. Trump has unloaded several assets, including his Washington hotel, which sold for $375 million.

Yet the verdict on Friday is not the only payout upcoming for Mr. Trump. The New York attorney general is seeking a $370 million penalty from the former president and his family business as part of a civil fraud trial that wrapped up this month.

www.nytimes.com...

a reply to: quintessentone

He has over 2 billion in assets. I doubt he feels any duress over the expense.

originally posted by: TzarChasm
a reply to: quintessentone

He has over 2 billion in assets. I doubt he feels any duress over the expense.

The question posed was will he pay it, nothing about how he feels about it.

a reply to: quintessentone

Why wouldn't he? It's court ordered, they will garnish his income if push comes to shove.

originally posted by: TzarChasm
a reply to: quintessentone

Why wouldn't he? It's court ordered, they will garnish his income if push comes to shove.

Does he have income? I understand billionaires receive capital not income.

a reply to: quintessentone

Not sure how it works over there but over here they could go for his bank accounts, make him bankrupt, etc.

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: TzarChasm
a reply to: quintessentone

He has over 2 billion in assets. I doubt he feels any duress over the expense.

The question posed was will he pay it, nothing about how he feels about it.

Will he pay it directly?

I don't see him personally writing a check.

But he certainly can't deny he has the assets.

Any appeal IMO might reduce it some -- but not entirely.

Will either even be alive when it finalizes? I expect whatever the final outcome it will go to charity.

a reply to: Annee

Will either even be alive when it finalizes? I expect whatever the final outcome it will go to charity.

Really .

You think she is gonna get suicided ?

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: quintessentone

originally posted by: TzarChasm
a reply to: quintessentone

He has over 2 billion in assets. I doubt he feels any duress over the expense.

The question posed was will he pay it, nothing about how he feels about it.

Will he pay it directly?

I don't see him personally writing a check.

But he certainly can't deny he has the assets.

Any appeal IMO might reduce it some -- but not entirely.

Will either even be alive when it finalizes? I expect whatever the final outcome it will go to charity.

She may give it to the metoomovement because that is the movement that prompted her to step up in the first place.

Maybe he can use the judge in his other case to verify his assets? He did a great job doing a valuation on MAL.

originally posted by: matafuchs
a reply to: TzarChasm

C'mon now. You know he will just have his PAC's and voters pay for it. (Sorry wanted to beat the rest to it....

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Alls fair in sex related things, ala Congress or Senate or all of the aboves Payoff Fund right?

a reply to: Kaiju666

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