The article discusses the implications of Chief Justice Roberts's jurisdiction, particularly in relation to President Trump's failed libel suit against former MI6 agent Chris Steele in the UK. Judge Karen Steyn dismissed Trump's claim, stating he had not attempted to effectively vindicate his reputation since the release of the 'Pee Dossier'. Consequently, Trump was ordered to pay £290,000 in legal fees but refused, asserting a questionable claim of 'sovereign immunity', implying he considers himself above the law even in foreign jurisdictions.
Judge Karen Steyn concluded that Trump had no viable claim to vindicate his reputation in court, resulting in a £290,000 bill for legal fees.
Trump's claim of 'sovereign immunity' suggests he believes he is above the law, challenging the authority of the UK court.
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