A federal appeals court allows President Donald Trump to delay payment of a defamation judgment to E. Jean Carroll, according to multiple outlets. The award is about $83.3 million, following Carroll’s allegations that Trump sexually assaulted her and her subsequent defamation case. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit agrees Trump can continue holding off on paying the sum while further legal steps play out. The pause lasts while the issue proceeds toward the U.S. Supreme Court, which will decide whether to take up the matter or otherwise reject an appeal. Reporting also notes that the appeals court rejects some of Trump’s arguments, including claims of presidential immunity, but still grants the temporary relief related to timing of payment. One outlet also cites an equivalent amount in another currency. Overall, the decision does not resolve the underlying defamation dispute; it instead maintains the status quo on payment until the Supreme Court addresses whether the case should move forward.