The appeals court will have to weigh whether Trump was acting within his job as president when he denied writer E. Jean Carroll’s rape allegation.
The interview occurred, according to the article, as Trump was seated in the Oval Office.The case originated in New York and followed a circuitous path that has led it to the D.C. court.
an employee of the federal government. But the federal appeals court asked the D.C. court to decide whether his statements were in the scope of his employment. If the court deems that his statements were part of his presidential role, the case will probably be dismissed.
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