There is no end to the troubles for Donald Trump, after accusations of sexual abuse, this is what the former American president will face

For Donald Trump, the former American president, it seems that the legal problems have no end. After being convicted of defamation and sexually assaulting, but not raping, writer Jean Carroll in a Manhattan department store dressing room in 1996, he will now have to defend himself again. The writer has filed a new defamation lawsuit over Trump's statements after the decision was published. The Guardian reports that she is seeking an additional $10 million in damages in the lawsuit, after remarks made by the former president in response to her rape allegations have so tarnished her reputation that she lost her job as a columnist for the magazine. "Elle". Carroll is seeking damages "to punish Trump." but also “to prevent him from engaging in other actions and to prevent other people from doing the same. Trump spoke about the case in an interview broadcast by CNN where he repeatedly repeated to the interviewer that he had never met the woman, despite her accusations, again calling it a "made up story", and even called Carroll "crazy". Former- the US president was ordered to pay $5 million after he was found guilty of sexually harassing her. Trump's statements after the verdict was announced show the depth of his malice toward Carol. According to the lawyer of the former "Elle" columnist, the former president "is making a mockery of the jury's decision and our justice system if he can continue to repeat the same defamatory claims." Therefore,