The judge rejects Trump’s lawsuit against the New York Times

Federal judge in Tamba, Florida, on Friday, the president rejected Donald Trump‘s A 15 billion dollar defamation lawsuit against New York Times As “undoubtedly inappropriate and unacceptable,” but it allows Trump to save a shorter civil complaint and a much less flower during the next month.

Judge Stephen Miri Day criticized Trump’s long lawsuit – who accuses the times of being a “tongue of the Democratic Party – for being very long for the president and” unnecessary allegations. “

“I win, winning the cases,” Trump said, after the ABC News reporter, Jonathan Karl, said during an oval office event that Merryday threw a lawsuit.

Then Trump attacked Karl, saying: “You are guilty, John, you are guilty. ABC is a terrible network, a very unfair network, and you should be ashamed of yourself. The BBC is equally bad. I don’t know who is the worst.”

Merryday noted that Trump’s suit, which was only submitted on Monday, “consumes” 85 pages, and that Trump’s civilian concern against the newspaper is only detailed in the past few pages, after many pages that raise a lot of Trump’s opponents and break his commercial and political achievements.

“As every lawyer knows (or is supposed to know him), the complaint is not a general forum for Vitueration and Sective – not an anger protected platform against an opponent.”

The judge said, “The complaint is not the loudspeakers of public relations or the platform for a passionate speech in a political gathering or the equivalent of a functional for the corner of Hyde Park speakers,” referring to the famous free conversation in London.

Merryday Trump and his lawyer gave 28 days to file a modified lawsuit against the Times, four of its correspondents, and Penguin Random House, who were all named as defendants in the original complaint.

But he warned them against making it longer than 40 pages, “except for the illustrations and signatures and any facility only.”

“This procedure will begin, it will continue, and it will end according to the rules of procedures, in a professional and generous manner,” the judge wrote.

The penguin was named in the complaint because Trump’s lawyer said it “published a mistake,
The book “Lucy Loser: How Doald Trump”, which is a harmful book, is the most famous entitled “Luxy Loser: How Donald Trump, and created the illusion of success” by two reporters in the Times called the lawsuit, Susan Craig and Russian Boytner.

“President Trump will continue to hold fake news accountable through this lawsuit against the New York Times, its journalists, and the RAM, according to the directives of the judge in logistical services,” Trump’s legal spokesman said in a statement on the judge’s order.

“We welcome the judge’s quick judgment, who realized that the complaint was a political document and not a dangerous legal file,” said a Times spokesman.