New York, NY – A New York appeals court has temporarily lifted a gag order in former President Donald Trump’s fraud case, allowing him to publicly criticize the judge and his staff. As one of the leading candidates for the GOP presidential nomination in 2024, Trump took to his Truth Social platform to express his frustration with Judge Arthur Engoron and his chief clerk, whom he accused of being biased and “totally out of control.” …
A gag order preventing former President Donald Trump from targeting witnesses and prosecutors in his federal election interference case has been stayed again. The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals issued the order on Friday, temporarily pausing the implementation of the gag order and expediting the case. This comes after Judge Tanya Chutkan ruled in a lower court that Trump’s social media taunts posed a danger to the case and witnesses, and therefore, he should be …
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has requested that Judge Tanya Chutkan reinstate her previous gag order on ex-President Donald Trump, asserting that this order does not infringe upon his First Amendment rights to free speech. On October 20, Judge Chutkan temporarily halted the enforcement of her order as it awaited further review. This initial directive faced backlash from various quarters, including the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), for imposing excessively broad limitations on Trump’s ability …
An appeal was filed by former President Donald Trump after a partial gag order was issued in the case of special counsel Jack Smith. According to the details, Trump’s legal team has formally initiated the appeal process against the order. This order, imposed by a judge, restricts Trump and his allies from publicly discussing specific aspects of an ongoing case, including but not limited to barring him from openly discrediting witnesses and making any public …
On Friday, the office of Special Counsel Jack Smith put forth an argument that former President Donald Trump might have breached his release conditions by buying a firearm. Trump’s representative denies any such purchase. The Associated Press reported that on September 25, Trump’s spokesperson, Steven Cheung, tweeted that Trump had bought a gun in South Carolina but later retracted his statement and removed the tweet. In a court document filed on Friday evening, prosecutors mentioned …