Judge revokes certain aspects of Trump's gag ruling prior to sentencing in a New York criminal trial.
Despite the recent decree from Merchan, Trump is barred from discussing any prosecutors, court employees, or their relatives. This portion of the gag order, as stated, will persist until his sentencing on July 11, according to the latest ruling.
The order issued on Tuesday abolishes the restriction on public remarks regarding jurors. However, it's crucial to remember that any personal details of jurors are still off-limits for disclosure.
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In light of the judge's decision, Trump is now permitted to make comments about the jury, but should avoid disclosing their personal details. After the judge's latest ruling on Tuesday, Trump is no longer prohibited from discussing the jury in his New York criminal trial.
