E. Jean Carroll, the writer who succeeded in convicting Donald Trump
In her new book "Not My Type", the writer and journalist tells the story of the two civil lawsuits she filed against the American president for sexual assault and defamation, which she won.
American writer and journalist E. Jean Carroll looks back on her legal battle against Donald Trump in a new book called "Not My Type", recently published. Carroll had filed two civil lawsuits against the American president, one for sexual assault and the other for defamation, proceedings from which she emerged victorious.
In this book, she details the backstage of what she describes as an extraordinary fight against one of the most powerful political figures in the United States. Carroll's lawsuits have marked the American legal news, both because of the status of the accused and the favorable outcome obtained by the plaintiff.
A legal battle that has become emblematic
The case of E. Jean Carroll v. Donald Trump has been closely watched in the United States, part of a broader set of legal proceedings against the former and current president. Carroll's victory in both civil lawsuits was seen by some observers as a strong signal about the ability of the civil justice system to hold high-profile political figures accountable.
The book "Not My Type" offers a first-hand account of this experience, looking back at the key stages of the legal procedure as well as the personal repercussions of this fight for its author.
The precise details of the book's contents, beyond this general framework, have not been specified in the available information.
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