Judge Tanya Chutkan denied the former president’s request to grant a long-term stay of the order while his appeal plays out.
on the former president, restricting what he can publicly say about witnesses and prosecutors ahead of the March 2024 trial.after a legal slugfest between his team and federal prosecutors ended in her deciding that his rights under the First Amendment did not empower him “to launch a pretrial smear campaign” against his perceived enemies.
On Sunday, nine days after she suspended the order, a notice that it had been reimposed—alongside another notice that Chutkan had denied the long-term stay—was posted on the court’s electronic docket. Less than an hour and a half after the gag order was filed, Trump appeared to violate it, posting a typically feverish rant to Truth Social targeting his former attorney general—and a potential witness in the federal case.
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