Special Counsel's Evidence for Gag Order on Donald Trump

Special Counsel Jack Smith's team has submitted evidence supporting a gag order on Donald Trump to prevent him from making public statements that could endanger law enforcement officials. Trump falsely claimed Biden ordered deadly force during a search at Mar-a-Lago. Prosecutors argue that Trump's rhetoric has led to threats against judges and court staff. Examples include swatting incidents and threatening messages, as well as attacks on law enforcement agencies by Trump supporters. Smith's team emphasizes the danger posed by Trump's inflammatory language and urges the court to impose a gag order.

Gag Order Request on Donald Trump

Federal prosecutors have submitted evidence supporting a gag order on Donald Trump due to his statements posing a threat to law enforcement officials. Trump falsely claimed President Biden ordered deadly force against him, leading to concerns over endangering lives. Examples include threats against judges and court staff following Trump's comments.

Partial lifting of Trump's gag order by Judge Merchan

Judge partially lifts Trump's gag order after trial, Fox News legal analyst criticizes ruling as unconstitutional and unfair treatment of Trump, emphasizing violation of free speech rights

Donald Trump's Gag Order Modification

Former President Donald Trump's gag order in his hush money criminal trial has been modified, allowing him to comment on witnesses and jurors but keeping others off limits until sentencing. The judge's decision comes days before a presidential debate with President Joe Biden.

Donald Trump's New York Criminal Trial Gag Order Partially Lifted

Former President Donald Trump's gag order in his New York criminal trial was partially lifted, allowing him to speak out about witnesses and jurors, but he still cannot name or release identifying information about the jurors. He was fined $10,000 for violating the order multiple times.

Former President Trump's Gag Order Post-Conviction

Former President Trump's gag order post-conviction has been partially lifted by Judge Juan Merchan, allowing him to speak about protected witnesses and jurors but still blocking him from commenting about individual prosecutors, court staff, and their family members until his sentencing on July 11.

Gag Order on Former President Trump

Former President Trump is under a gag order imposed by a New York judge following his recent guilty verdict in a criminal trial, preventing him from making public statements. The gag order has been upheld by an appeals court despite objections from Trump's legal team.

Former President Trump's Criminal Trial and Sentencing

Former President Trump found guilty on all 34 counts of falsifying business records in the first degree. Facing sentencing in July before the Republican National Convention where he is expected to be formally nominated as the 2024 Republican presidential nominee. Trump is challenging the gag order restricting him from speaking about the case.

Donald Trump's appeal of his felony conviction and the gag order imposed on him

Donald Trump is appealing his felony conviction, citing restrictions on his First Amendment rights. Fox News reports on the latest updates regarding the trial and the gag order imposed on Trump.

Former President Donald Trump's Manhattan criminal trial

Former President Donald Trump found guilty on 34 counts in Manhattan criminal trial. His attorney Todd Blanche claims Trump's constitutional rights were violated, citing issues with gag orders and selective prosecution.

Former President Trump's New York Criminal Trial

Former President Donald Trump's New York criminal trial is nearing its end as the jury deliberates, with key witnesses like Michael Cohen testifying about hush money payments to Stormy Daniels. The trial has been marked by drama, including Judge Juan Merchan's gag order against Trump.

Legal battle involving Donald Trump's classified documents case

Judge denies prosecutors' request to bar Donald Trump from making public statements that could endanger law enforcement agents participating in prosecution. Trump baselessly claimed Biden administration wanted to kill him during search of Mar-a-Lago estate. Prosecutors expressed frustration with judge's rulings. Trump facing multiple criminal cases but only one has reached trial. Trump has been fined and threatened with jail time for violating gag order in New York case.

Former President Trump's classified documents case

Former President Trump's attorneys accuse government prosecutors of unconstitutional censorship in response to a gag order request in his classified documents case. Prosecutors argue that Trump's statements pose a danger to law enforcement agents. The case involves allegations of keeping classified documents and obstructing government efforts to retrieve them after leaving the White House.

Unhinged rant by Congressional Republicans and Trump surrogates outside Trump's trial

Congressional Republicans and Trump surrogates launched an unhinged rant outside former President Donald Trump’s trial, attacking Judge Juan Merchan and key witnesses. Trump is subject to a gag order preventing him from such attacks, but his supporters have been doing so. The rant included disparaging remarks about the judge, witnesses, and the trial itself.

Bill to prevent gag orders for defendants like former President Trump

Rep. Andy Ogles introduces the 'Let Trump Speak Act' to prevent judges from issuing gag orders to defendants like former President Trump in criminal or civil proceedings. The bill has garnered support from multiple Republican lawmakers.

Supporters of Donald Trump Attend His Trial in Manhattan

Former President Donald Trump is facing charges in Manhattan and has been accompanied by several top supporters who are speaking out against the trial and the prosecution. Trump has been gagged from commenting on various aspects of the case, but his supporters have been vocal in their defense.

Donald Trump's Criminal Trial in New York

Former President Donald Trump discusses 'unconstitutional' gag order, inflation, and 'Biden migrant crime' after NY v. Trump trial. Trial focuses on payment to Stormy Daniels and alleged falsification of records by Trump Organization. Trump allies criticize trial as 'sham' and 'weaponized political persecution.'

Former President Donald Trump's gag order during criminal trial in Manhattan

Former President Donald Trump remains gagged during his criminal trial in Manhattan after a New York appeals court ruling. The gag order prevents him from making public comments about witnesses, counsel, court staff, or family members of those involved. Trump violated the gag order multiple times and was fined for contempt.

Trump's Gag Order in New York Trial

Former President Trump's attempt to end a gag order in the New York trial was rejected by the Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court. The gag order prevents him from speaking publicly about many aspects of the case.

Support for Trump in Hush Money Trial

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) supports former President Trump in hush money trial, calling it election interference and standing by Trump's innocence. Johnson is the highest-ranking lawmaker to visit Trump in New York amid ongoing legal proceedings.

Donald Trump's criminal trial involving hush money payment to Stormy Daniels

Prosecutors plan to call only two more witnesses in Donald Trump's criminal trial, including his former lawyer Michael Cohen. Cohen's hush money payment to Stormy Daniels is central to the trial. Trump's attorneys complain about Cohen insulting Trump on social media due to a gag order. Lead prosecutor says they cannot control witnesses' speech. Testimony features a former top Oval Office aide who describes Trump as upset over the Daniels hush money scandal. Defense attorneys argue the payment was meant to protect Trump's family and campaign. Trump is charged with falsifying business records about hush money payments to influence the 2016 election.

Donald Trump's Response to Gag Order in Business Records Trial

Former President Donald Trump speaks out against a gag order in his business records trial, expressing willingness to go to jail for the Constitution. He criticizes the judge's actions and shows support from various legal minds and columnists. The judge found Trump in contempt for a tenth time and threatened jail time if the order is violated again.

Donald Trump facing gag order in New York criminal trial

Former President Donald Trump is facing a gag order in his criminal trial in New York, preventing him from speaking about witnesses, the jury, or the district attorney’s staff. The gag order has been expanded to include family members of the judge. Trump’s legal team is appealing the order, arguing it is unilateral and prevents them from responding to disparaging comments made by other witnesses. The issue may escalate to the Supreme Court if Trump is put in jail for contempt.

N.Y. v. Trump trial

The trial of N.Y. v. Trump continues with Judge Juan Merchan imposing a gag order on Michael Cohen to stop making comments about the case and former President Trump. Cohen is expected to be a star witness for Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg in the case involving a payment to adult actress Stormy Daniels. Trump's legal team has appealed the gag order.

Possible Jail Time for Donald Trump in New York

Former President Donald Trump faces jail time if he continues violating a gag order in his New York hush money trial. Experts suggest he could be briefly held in a cell near the courtroom or potentially on Rikers Island. The Secret Service would play a key role in any incarceration due to his status as a protected former president.

Former President Trump's Legal Battle and Stormy Daniels Testimony

Former President Trump is appealing an unconstitutional gag order in the NY v. Trump case, which restricts him from making public statements about the case. Legal experts have criticized the trial as a 'Frankenstein case.' Stormy Daniels testified about her alleged affair with Trump in 2006 during the trial.

Trump facing jail time for violating gag order in New York trial

Former President Trump faces possible jail time for violating a gag order imposed by a New York judge. He is willing to go to jail to defend his constitutional right to free speech. The situation has sparked debate and controversy, with some calling for his imprisonment.

Former President Trump's potential jail sentence

New York City Mayor Eric Adams stated that the Department of Correction and Rikers Island would be prepared if former President Trump is sentenced to jail for violating a gag order in his hush money trial overseen by Judge Juan Merchan.

Former President Donald Trump's Contempt of Court and Gag Order Violation in Manhattan Business Records Trial

Former President Donald Trump faces potential jail time for violating a gag order by commenting on the business records trial in Manhattan. Despite being found in contempt of court, Trump continues to criticize the gag order and the trial, claiming it is unfair and unconstitutional. Stormy Daniels' testimony in court was reportedly lurid but did not seem to sway the jurors. Trump's defense team called for a mistrial due to the nature of her testimony.

Former President Donald Trump's potential imprisonment at Rikers Island

New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced that the city's Department of Corrections is prepared to imprison former President Donald Trump at Rikers Island after he was found in contempt of court for violating a gag order during his business records trial.

Donald Trump's Trial in Manhattan

Former President Donald Trump is on trial in Manhattan for falsifying business records. Prosecutors allege that he paid Stormy Daniels to keep quiet about an alleged affair, and he faces potential jail time for violating a gag order during the trial.

Former President Donald Trump's deleted social media post criticizing Judge Juan Merchan

Former President Donald Trump posted a criticism of Judge Juan Merchan on social media, but then deleted it. The post complained about lack of time to prepare for a trial and attacks on the judge. Trump suggested he would be willing to go to jail to make a point about his constitutional rights.

Donald Trump's New York Trial and Potential Jail Time

The judge presiding over Donald Trump's New York trial warned him of potential jail time for violating a gag order. Trump's team is discussing alternative punishments like home confinement. If Trump goes to jail, the campaign would focus on fundraising, media surrogates, and claims of political motivation.

Columbia University Commencement Changes and Trump Gag Order Violation

Columbia University to replace universitywide commencement ceremony with smaller-scale, school-based celebrations due to security concerns after pro-Palestinian protests on campus. Former President Trump violates gag order, judge threatens jail time.

Former President Trump gag order violation

Former President Trump faces potential jail time for violating gag order in New York hush money case

Daily Wire obtains gag order against Candace Owens

The right-leaning news site Daily Wire obtained a gag order against former host Candace Owens after she criticized Israel and questioned Ben Shapiro's views on the country. Despite public negotiations for a debate, the company sought to silence Owens through a private arbitrator.

Controversy over Former President Donald Trump's Alleged Violation of Gag Order

New York County Judge Juan Merchan is considering whether to punish former President Donald Trump for allegedly violating his gag order. Trump has been fined $9,000 for a previous violation. The judge is concerned about Trump's right to free speech as a political candidate.

Former President Donald Trump's New York trial and gag order

Prominent Republican candidates condemn New York judge's gag order on former President Donald Trump, citing violation of First Amendment rights and threat to democracy. Judge fined Trump for violating gag order on social media posts.

Gag order against Donald Trump

Former President Donald Trump faces jail time for violating a gag order, which his lawyer argues is an assault on the First Amendment. The judge ordered Trump to remove posts from Truth Social and his campaign website, sparking controversy over freedom of speech and political bias.

Sen. Tim Scott criticizes New York judge's gag order and fines against former President Trump

Sen. Tim Scott criticizes New York judge's gag order and fines against former President Trump for discussing case elements, citing violation of First Amendment rights. Trump faces fines for violating gag order in New York v. Trump trial. Scott warns of potential impact on average Americans' free speech rights.

Donald Trump's Business Records Trial Postponed

Donald Trump's business records trial in Manhattan postponed, allowing him to campaign in Wisconsin and Michigan. Judge ruled he violated a gag order and faces jail time for further infractions. Trump claims his free speech rights were violated. Majority of Americans doubt trial's fairness and see it as irrelevant to his fitness for reelection.

Political News

The article discusses a judge lamenting not being able to fine former President Trump more for violating a gag order during his trial. It also covers various political news updates including the White House condemning antisemitism at Columbia University and Trump being permitted to attend his son's graduation.

Former President Donald Trump allowed to attend son Barron's graduation

Judge allows former President Donald Trump to attend his son Barron Trump’s high school graduation despite ongoing business records trial.

Former President Trump fined for violating gag order in criminal trial in NYC

Former President Trump fined for violating gag order in criminal trial in NYC. Trump accuses judge of 'rigging' 2024 election. Judge warns of potential jail time for continued violations. Case involves payment to Stormy Daniels and falsifying business records.

Former President Trump's criminal trial in NYC

Former President Trump fined $9,000 for violating gag order in criminal trial in NYC. Judge warns of possible incarceration for continued violations.

Former President Trump's trial in Manhattan

Former President Trump granted permission to attend son's graduation amidst ongoing trial in Manhattan. Judge fines Trump for violating gag order. Trump calls trial a scam and urges judge to recuse himself.

Contempt of Court Ruling Against Donald Trump

Former President Donald Trump held in contempt of court for violating gag order in criminal trial in New York, fined $9,000 and warned of possible jail time if violations continue.

Trump Violates Gag Order During Trial

Former President Donald Trump violated a gag order during his trial, leading to a threat of jail time for further infractions. Manhattan Judge Juan Merchan ruled Trump in criminal contempt and imposed fines for the violations. The trial involves alleged election interference and legal retainer payments to Michael Cohen. Trump faces potential jail time if convicted.

Donald Trump's Manhattan Criminal Trial

The judge in Donald Trump's Manhattan criminal trial questions the truth of his social media post, highlighting Trump's history of contradictory statements and disregard for consequences. Prosecutors seek to hold Trump in contempt for violating a gag order. Trump's habit of making incendiary remarks continues despite legal consequences.

Donald Trump's criminal trial in New York City

The first week of Donald Trump's criminal trial in New York City ended with a judge ordering him to take a seat after he stood up prematurely. Trump's lawyers made a last-minute attempt to halt the trial due to biased jury selection.

Potential Civil Unrest if Trump Jailed for Violating Gag Order

CNN analyst Mark Preston predicts civil unrest if former President Trump is jailed for violating gag order in hush money trial. Biden campaign wary of potential backlash and political implications. Manhattan DA seeks to fine Trump for social media posts about the case.

Former President Trump accused of violating gag order

Former President Trump accused of repeatedly violating gag order in his New York hush money case, facing contempt of court charges.

Donald Trump's Hush Money Trial

Donald Trump returned to a New York courtroom for his hush money trial where the jury selection process is ongoing. Prosecutors are accusing him of falsifying business records to cover up a sex scandal during the 2016 campaign.

Former President Trump's Hush Money Trial

Manhattan District Attorney files motion to hold former President Trump in contempt of court for violating gag order by making public statements on social media about witnesses and counsel in his criminal trial. Trump could face fines or even a term of incarceration up to thirty days.

Donald Trump Hush Money Trial

Donald Trump is on trial for hush money payments, social media posts, and violating a gag order. Prosecutors seek to hold him in contempt for violating the order.

Former President Trump's Criticism Ahead of New York Trial

Former President Trump continues to criticize individuals involved in his upcoming trial, violating a gag order issued by a New York judge. He faces criminal charges related to a hush money case and is accused of falsifying business records to cover up a scandal. Trump's actions could impact his political future and standing with voters.

Donald Trump's Hush Money Trial

A New York appeals court judge denied Donald Trump's request to halt his hush money trial while he appeals a gag order, which prohibits him from bashing witnesses and court staff. The trial is set to proceed with jury selection beginning soon.

Gag Order Against Donald Trump in New York Criminal Case

A New York appeals court judge is considering relaxing a gag order against former President Donald Trump, which prevents him from making public comments about the trial and its participants. Trump sued to challenge the gag order imposed by Justice Juan Merchan in response to a connection between Merchan's daughter and Rep. Adam Schiff. The full Appellate Division First Department could rule on lifting the gag order as soon as Monday.

Former President Trump's Criticism of Judge Juan Merchan

Former President Trump shared articles critical of Judge Juan Merchan and his family, testing the bounds of a gag order in his New York hush money case. Trump faces his third gag order in legal battles and accuses the judge of political bias.

Former President Donald Trump's attacks on judges and prosecutors

Former President Donald Trump has been attacking judges and prosecutors, including their family members, in response to gag orders imposed on him in various court cases. Justice Juan Merchan issued an expanded gag order to stop Trump from attacking his and the lead prosecutor's families, citing interference with the fair administration of justice and a direct attack on the Rule of Law. Trump's lawyers defend his attacks by citing First Amendment rights.

Legal Battles Involving Former President Trump

Former Acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker discusses Hunter Biden's tax case and a judge imposing a gag order on Trump. Rep. Elise Stefanik calls for the judge's recusal due to bias. Trump's lawyers fight against the expanded gag order. The case involves hush-money payments made by Trump's former lawyer, Michael Cohen, during the 2016 campaign.

Threats to Judges by Donald Trump

Donald Trump has a history of threatening judges and their families, learning from his mentor Roy Cohn. His behavior has led to gag orders in his criminal cases. The threats and attacks on judiciary are ongoing, with examples of potential violence cited.

Former President Donald Trump posts video of Fox hosts slamming Judge Juan Merchan’s daughter Loren Merchan

Former President Donald Trump posted a video of Fox hosts slamming Judge Juan Merchan’s daughter Loren Merchan after the judge issued a new ruling expanding Trump’s gag order. The video contains baseless attacks on the judge’s family and a pro-Trump attorney’s comments on the case.

Discussion on Trump's Criticisms of Judge's Daughter

Nicolle Wallace threw her script while discussing Trump's criticisms of a judge's daughter. Donald Trump accused the judge's daughter of bias and called for the judge's removal from his case.

Federal Judge's Criticism of Former President Trump

Federal judge criticized for making 'inappropriate' comments about former President Trump in a media interview. Judge Walton appeared on CNN and criticized Trump's remarks. Legal experts consider Walton's comments inappropriate as Trump is a defendant in a separate case in Walton's district. Trump also faced a gag order imposed by another judge ahead of a trial. Walton expressed concerns about Trump's comments impacting the rule of law.

Donald Trump's hush money trial

Former President Donald Trump's hush money trial is scheduled to begin on April 15, with Trump facing four criminal indictments and a civil lawsuit. Trump criticized the judge for issuing a gag order ahead of the trial, claiming without evidence that the judge's daughter wanted to see him jailed.

Donald Trump's Hush Money Trial

Former President Donald Trump's hush money trial is scheduled to begin on April 15, with Trump facing criminal indictments and a civil lawsuit. Trump criticized the judge, claiming bias and unfair treatment due to a gag order. The judge denied the claims, stating they are false. The trial is the first of four criminal cases against Trump, centering on alleged false payments to Michael Cohen during the 2016 campaign.

Former President Donald Trump's reaction to partial gag order in New York criminal case

Former President Donald Trump lashes out at judge in New York criminal case, violating partial gag order. Accuses judge of bias and conflict and attacks judge's daughter. Trump's criticism of judges and the judicial system on social media after adverse rulings is a pattern.

Donald Trump's criticism of Judge Juan Merchan and the gag order

Former President Donald Trump criticized Judge Juan Merchan for imposing a gag order on him in the New York criminal case. Trump accused Merchan of bias and unconstitutionality, claiming his daughter is affiliated with progressive campaigns.

Gag Order Issued Against Donald Trump in Criminal Case

Judge Juan Merchan issued a gag order against former President Donald Trump, preventing him from publicly speaking about witnesses, counsel, court staff, and district attorney involved in the case. Trump criticized Merchan and his daughter on social media, leading to the order.

Gag Order on Former President Trump in Hush Money Trial

A New York judge imposed a gag order on former President Trump, preventing him from attacking witnesses and others in his hush money trial. The order allows him to criticize the judge and the Manhattan District Attorney but restricts statements that could interfere with the case.

Gag Order Imposed on Trump in Hush Money Case

A New York judge has imposed a gag order on former President Trump in the hush-money payments case, preventing him from making public statements about witnesses, jurors, or court staff. The trial is set to begin on April 15, with Trump facing 34 counts of falsifying business records.

Former President Trump's hush money case

A New York judge has ordered the names of jury members in former President Trump's hush money case to be kept secret, citing concerns of bribery, jury tampering, or physical harm. Trump faces charges of falsifying business records related to hush money payments to Stormy Daniels before the 2016 election.

Former President Trump's hush money case

A New York judge ordered the names of jury members in former President Trump's hush money case to be kept secret as jury selection begins. Trump faces charges of falsifying business records related to hush money payments to Stormy Daniels. The judge cited concerns of bribery, jury tampering, and physical harm as reasons for the protective order.

Justice Department's “gag order” on National Association of Immigration Judges

The Justice Department is warning the National Association of Immigration Judges that they can no longer speak publicly without prior agency approval, raising concerns about a “gag order” despite promises from the Biden administration to support federal workers.

Manhattan DA requests gag order on Trump for 2024 trial in Stormy Daniels hush money case

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg requests gag order on former President Trump ahead of 2024 trial in Stormy Daniels hush money case. Trump's history of attacking people in legal cases cited as reason for order. Trial set to start on March 25.

Gag Order on Former President Trump

Manhattan prosecutors seek gag order on former President Trump ahead of hush money criminal trial to protect jurors, witnesses, and case integrity.