Former federal prosecutor Andrew Weissmann highlighted a “remarkable” moment during E. Jean Carroll’s defamation trial against Donald Trump, where the judge warned jurors against revealing their involvement due to fears of retribution.
Weissmann compared this to a similar warning in a case involving the former boss of the Genovese family.
Trump was ordered to pay $83.3 million in damages for defamation, following allegations of sexual abuse and defamation by Carroll.
"The last time I was in a courtroom where a judge said that to a jury, the former boss of the Genovese family had been convicted… It's remarkable that same admonition was said with respect to somebody who was president." @AWeissmann_ on Judge Kaplan's warning to jurors pic.twitter.com/A3dRgP5UOx
— Inside with Jen Psaki (@InsideWithPsaki) January 28, 2024
“It is remarkable that that same admonition was said with respect to somebody who was the president of the United States,” Weissmann said.
“That is the last time I heard that admonition being given.”
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