Prosecutor Christopher Conroy raised Trump’s recent use of incendiary language on his Truth Social media platform, highlighting a number of the posts during the proceeding and handing the judge sev…
warned the former president to not make statements that could incite violence – but stopped short of issuing a gag order in the case.
Prosecutor Christopher Conroy raised Trump’s recent use of incendiary language on his Truth Social media platform, highlighting a number of the posts during the proceeding and handing the judge seven examples printed on paper.at the head of the district attorney,” and another in which he threatened his then-looming indictment could trigger “death and destruction.”
Trump would also be required to review any shared sensitive material in the presence of his attorneys, and would not be allowed to take physical copies of such documents with him.
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