Now that Donald Trump is president, he wants a certain case against him dropped.<br /><br />According to reports, Trump has claimed a defamation lawsuit over sexual allegations brought against him by a former contestant on The Apprentice, and he says the case cannot proceed because he’s serving as President.<br /><br />In the documents filed by the contestant, she says Donald kissed and groped her in a hotel room in 2007 after extending her an invitation to dinner.<br /><br />All this, Trump denies… and in her suit, she says his response constitutes defamation,<br />But the President’s lawyers say this is all just a private witchhunt, threatening to interfere with Trump’s ability to do his job.<br /><br />The legal team is using a 1997 US Supreme Court ruling, Clinton v. Jones, which questions whether presidents may still be subject to suits in state courts.<br /><br />The plaintiff in the case requests 3,000 dollars in damages, but says she will drop the case if Trump acknowledges the truth.<br />
