A social media post attacking the judge's principal law clerk remained on Trump's campaign website for weeks after the post prompted a gag order.
A social media post attacking the judge’s principal law clerk remained on Trump’s campaign website for weeks after the post prompted a gag order.
Justice Arthur Engoron also indicated that he would consider jailing Trump for future violations of the gag order.on Oct. 3 after Trump used his Truth Social platform to attack Engoron’s principal law clerk. Trump quickly took down the post from Truth Social that day, but it remained on his campaign site until Thursday night.
In stern terms, he warned Trump against further violating the order. “Make no mistake: future violations, whether intentional or unintentional, will subject the violator to far more severe sanctions, which may include, but are not limited to, steeper financial penalties, holding Donald Trump in contempt of course, and possibly imprisoning him,” Engoron wrote.
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