Published 13 days ago

Prosecutors Say Trump Violated Gag Order 7 Times

Jury selection will continue for Donald Trump's hush money trial in New York with twelve selected jurors.
Trump faces allegations for a Truth Social post influencing the jury selection process, leading to a decrease from seven to five chosen jurors.
Restrictions prevent Trump from making public statements about jurors as concerns arise over juror identities being revealed.

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CNN

Prosecutors say Trump has violated gag order 7 times

Now prosecutors say former President Donald Trump violated the gag order seven more times.

15 days ago·Atlanta, United States

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Political Wire

Prosecutors Say Trump Violated Gag Order 7 Times

Manhattan prosecutors identified seven new violations by Donald Trump of the gag order against him in the “hush-money” criminal case. The judge is expected to take up the violations next Wednesday when the trial is on recess.

14 days ago·New York, United States

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The Gateway Pundit

Bragg's Prosecutors Claim Trump Violated Gag Order '7 More Times' Since Monday

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg’s prosecutors on Thursday claimed Trump violated the court’s gag order ‘seven more times.’ Bragg’s office on Monday asked the court to impose a $1,000 sanction for each of the 3 prior Social posts, order Trump to take them down, and warn him that further violations would result in jail time.

15 days ago·United States

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RollingStone

Prosecutors Say Trump Violated Gag Order Seven Times Since Monday

Prosecutors accused Donald Trump of repeatedly violating a gag order, as jurors raise concerns about harassment for their role in the trial.

15 days ago·Los Angeles, United States

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MSNBC

Trump may have violated gag order with juror post and others

On Monday, the first day of jury selection in Donald Trump’s first criminal trial, Judge Juan Merchan ordered a hearing to be held next Tuesday over the defendant’s alleged gag order violations.

15 days ago·United States

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