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25. 'Carroll v. Trump Stipulation and Order -- Document #210'
Sun Jul 5, 2026, 01:06 PM
6 hrs ago

Full text of Stipulation and Order:

NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY STIPULATED AND AGREED, by and between the Plaintiff and Defendant, that:

1. TSO, on behalf of Defendant, shall make a cash deposit into the registry of the Court in the sum of$5,550,000.00, within five (5) business days ofthe entry ofthis Order, pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 67(a);

2. TSO shall also deliver to the Clerk o f this Court a copy o f this Order permitting the deposit, see Fed. R. Civ. P. 67(a);

3. The deposited funds shall serve as "other security" under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 62(b);

4. The deposited funds, and any interest earned thereon, shall, upon receipt, become the property of this Court and shall not be an asset of the Defendant, see 28 U.S.C. §§ 2041 , 2042;

5. Proceedings to enforce the Judgment, or seeking discovery in aid of such enforcement, shall be stayed pending the final disposition of Defendant's Appeal, including any appeal to the United States Supreme Court, see Fed. R. Civ. P. 62(b);

6. During the Appeal, the Clerk of this Court will redeposit the sum received from Defendant in an interest-bearing account, and the interest generated by the deposit will be added to the original deposit and serve as additional security for Plaintiff;

7. The Clerk shall deduct from the income on the investment a fee consistent with that authorized by the Judicial Conference of the United States and set by the Director of the Administrative Office, see Local Civil Rule 67.l(b)(2);

8. After the latest of (a) the mandate issued by the Second Circuit in connection with the Appeal; (b) a denial of a timely filed petition for writ of certiorari to the Supreme Court (if any) in connection with the Appeal; or (c) upon the Supreme Court's granting of certiorari, an order of the Supreme Court in connection pwith the Appeal, Plaintiff may collect any moneys owed by Defendant to Plaintiff under the terms of the Judgment, as may be modified on appeal or court order, from the amount deposited with the Court by Defendant, inclusive of any interest earned on such funds less any fees;

9. Collection by Plaintiff of the funds held by the Court may be accomplished by means of a motion or a stipulation and order, with notice served on the Clerk of this Court. Any funds remaining, inclusive of any interest earned on such funds less any fees, after paying out all moneys owed by Defendant to Plaintiff under the terms of the Judgment, as may be modified on appeal or court order, shall be paid to Defendant;

10. If the Judgment is reversed and set aside completely, then the sums originally deposited with the Court by Defendant, together with any interest earned on such funds less any fees, shall be paid to Defendant. Collection by Defendant of the funds held by the Court may be accomplished by means of a motion or a stipulation and order, with notice served on the Clerk of this Court; and

11. If, following the Appeal, the case is remanded to this Court for further proceedings and/or a supplemental opinion, the deposited funds held by the Court, and any interest earned thereon, will continue to be held by the Court to secure any award to Plaintiff until such award becomes final and unappealable.

https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/65895581/210/carroll-v-trump/

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"Following the Supreme Court’s decision not to hear Donald Trump’s appeal, E. Jean Carroll’s legal team moved quickly to request immediate disbursement of the $5 million jury award plus $779,783 in interest. Attorney Roberta Kaplan cited a prior stipulation that payment would be due if the high court denied review and emphasized that Carroll has already waited nearly four years. The funds remain in a court-controlled account, and Carroll’s team has asked for an expedited response deadline of July 7, 2026."

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/insight/carroll-pushes-for-5-8m-payout-after-supreme-court-rejects-trump-appeal/gm-GM7973E9C7?gemSnapshotKey=GM7973E9C7-snapshot-2&uxmode=ruby

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Jesus fucking christ... buzzycrumbhunger Yesterday #1
Well, seems like he's overcompensating for SOMETHING! calimary 23 hrs ago #10
The $5 million plus interest is sitting in an escrow account and is probably controlled by the court. The court should OGBuzz Yesterday #2
Yes, a Court made Trump do that months ago. Weird they have not released it. riversedge Yesterday #3
Isn't the money that is with the court Quanto Magnus Yesterday #4
I think you might be thinking of the larger judgement, maybe $93mil? Buddyzbuddy Yesterday #6
That is probably it Quanto Magnus 41 min ago #37
You are correct that the money is held in a "registry" controlled by the court. There is a procedure for releasing it onenote 7 hrs ago #19
We will see on Tuesday but I have my doubts. Courts are afraid of Trump. Also she will probably never see the OGBuzz 2 hrs ago #35
All I expect to see on Tuesday is Trump's filing onenote 2 hrs ago #36
This silliness will be going on for years... Escape Yesterday #5
you would be wrong about that NJCher 22 hrs ago #13
He can't the SCOTUS of the United States has ruled in that he is guilty Botany Yesterday #7
The SOB wormed his way into $2bil. last year but won't pay what he owes. Buddyzbuddy Yesterday #8
How much you got, Donald? calimary 23 hrs ago #9
Classic Abuse Example: littlemissmartypants 23 hrs ago #11
shithead can not control ANYTHING anymore, he LOST. dave99 23 hrs ago #12
Not a lawyer? Carroll didn't just have to "ask" -- she had to file a motion. onenote 6 hrs ago #30
As part of his appeal Trump entered into an agreement with the court the funds would be disbursed directly to Carroll sop 22 hrs ago #14
That is not what the agreement provided. It set up a procedure for the release of the money - it is not "automatic." onenote 7 hrs ago #21
'Carroll v. Trump Stipulation and Order -- Document #210' sop 6 hrs ago #25
Key procedural provision onenote 6 hrs ago #26
"Attorney Roberta Kaplan cited a prior stipulation that payment would be due if the high court denied review." sop 6 hrs ago #28
What you actually stated: onenote 6 hrs ago #29
I could provide multiple sources to support my statement...NYT, WSJ, WaPo...but they're all behind a paywall. sop 5 hrs ago #32
So does that mean you think Carroll's lawyer doesn't know what she's doing? onenote 5 hrs ago #33
I'm sorry, you've lost me. sop 4 hrs ago #34
Judge Kaplan tells him to "pay up" and July 7th is the final final deadline FakeNoose 22 hrs ago #15
Wrong. The judge simply said that the deadline for Trump to file an opposition to Carroll's motion is July 7. onenote 21 hrs ago #16
When I defaulted on my student loans, the good people at PHEAA helped themselves to my paycheck Orrex 21 hrs ago #17
He gets a "say" because Carroll agreed to give him one. onenote 7 hrs ago #22
Thank you for that. Orrex 7 hrs ago #24
Deadbeat. Martin68 21 hrs ago #18
Trump tries again to squirm out of paying E. Jean Carroll $5M: attorney LetMyPeopleVote 7 hrs ago #20
Judge slaps down Trump's latest dodge in E. Jean Carroll case LetMyPeopleVote 7 hrs ago #23
Once again, Raw Story gets its facts wrong. The court has not ordered payment to Carroll to be made on July 7 onenote 6 hrs ago #27
He cannot be allowed to build that WH "ballroom" bunker. This is exactly. mahina 6 hrs ago #31
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