A New York judge has imposed a gag order on Donald Trump, limiting the former president from making statements about potential witnesses in the upcoming criminal trial relating to hush money payments.

New York Judge Juan Merchan told former President Trump’s defense team they were "losing all credibility" during a Tuesday hearing on whether the 45th president violated a gag order in his ...

Prosecutors asked a federal appeals court in Washington on Tuesday to give its approval to a gag order imposed on former President Donald J. Trump in his federal election interference case, saying ...

The New York judge overseeing former President Trump’s hush money trial imposed a gag order on Trump on Tuesday, preventing him from publicly attacking witnesses, jurors and others during what ...

On April 2, the gag order was expanded to include barring Trump from speaking about family members of the judge, including his daughter, who works as a Democratic consultant and has represented ...

Case 1:23-cr-00257-TSC Document 57 Filed 09/15/23 Page 2 of 19 I. Background As set forth in the indictment, after election day in 2020, the defendant launched a disinformation campaign in which ...

Trump is barred under the gag order from making public statements about court staff, prosecutors and their family members, though Judge Juan Merchan did narrow the order after Trump’s trial ...

Donald Trump urged a New York appeals court to continue to pause the gag order against him in his civil fraud trial, saying that threats to the judge and his law clerk do not “justify ...

On Tuesday, Merchan issued a limited gag order prohibiting Trump from making comments about potential witnesses in the case, as well as jurors, lawyers, court staff, and their families. The order ...

In a brief decision, the 1st Department Appellate Division reinstated state Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron’s gag order barring Trump and his attorneys from publicly mentioning the civil ...

In a civil fraud case, a New York state judge fined Trump a total of US$15,000 for twice violating a gag order barring him from publicly talking about court staff.

Former President Donald Trump won’t be able to talk about prosecutors and others involved with his Manhattan criminal case at least until his sentencing in November, as New York’s highest ...