Federal Judge Issues Gag Order Blocking Trump's Attempts to Attack Witnesses

Donald Trump's attempts to publicly attack witnesses in his criminal case were shut down by a federal judge's gag order. US District Judge Tanya Chutkan imposed the order, prohibiting the former president from targeting prosecution staff, court staff, and witnesses associated with his indictment. If Trump violates the order, he could face sanctions, including fines or even incarceration.

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District Judge Tanya Chutkan has prohibited Donald Trump from launching public attacks against witnesses in his ongoing criminal case. The gag order applies to individuals involved in the four-count felony indictment accusing Trump of conspiring to defraud the United States and obstruct the certification of President Joe Biden's election win. Violation of the order could result in sanctions, such as admonishments, fines, or even Trump's imprisonment.

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Trump's lawyer, John Lauro, argued against the gag order, claiming it violated Trump's First Amendment right to free speech and his campaign efforts. However, Judge Chutkan rejected Lauro's arguments and reminded him that the trial would not be postponed to accommodate the election cycle. Chutkan also dismissed Lauro's assertion that Trump was abiding by pre-trial release terms, pointing out the need to protect prosecutors and courtroom staff from intimidation.

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Former President Donald Trump's campaign to attack witnesses associated with his criminal case has been blocked by a federal judge's gag order. Judge Tanya Chutkan issued the order, prohibiting Trump from targeting prosecution staff, court staff, and witnesses involved in the ongoing proceedings. Violation of the order could result in sanctions, including possible fines or Trump's imprisonment.

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Trump's lawyer, John Lauro, argued against the gag order, asserting that it infringed upon Trump's First Amendment right to free speech and hindered his campaign efforts. However, Judge Chutkan rejected these arguments, emphasizing the need to protect those involved in the case from intimidation. Chutkan firmly stated that Trump's political campaign would not be allowed to endanger the prosecution or courtroom staff.

US District Judge Tanya Chutkan has issued a gag order preventing Donald Trump from publicly attacking witnesses in his criminal case. The order prohibits Trump from targeting prosecution staff, court staff, and witnesses associated with the four-count indictment accusing him of conspiring to defraud the United States and obstructing certification of President Joe Biden's election victory. If Trump violates the order, he may face sanctions, such as fines or even imprisonment.

Trump's lawyer, John Lauro, argued against the gag order, claiming it impeded Trump's free speech rights and his ability to campaign for his return to the White House. However, Judge Chutkan firmly rejected these arguments, emphasizing that Trump's campaign rhetoric would not be allowed to jeopardize the safety and integrity of the ongoing proceedings.