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.
Key Points
- New York appeals court upheld the gag order on Trump
- Gag order prevents Trump from commenting on witnesses, counsel, and court staff
- Trump violated the gag order multiple times and was fined for contempt
Pros
- Ensures fairness and integrity in the criminal trial proceedings
- Prevents interference with witnesses and potential jurors
Cons
- Limits Trump's freedom of speech during the trial