Acting Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan kept in place provisions that bar him from speaking about prosecutors or identifying jurors.
June 25, 2024 at 02:26 PM
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Donald Trump is free to publicly discuss witnesses who took the stand against him in his Manhattan criminal case, a judge ruled Tuesday.
Acting Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan partially lifted the gag order limiting Trump’s speech, but kept in place provisions that bar the former president from speaking about prosecutors or identifying jurors.
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