Judge warns of limits to what Trump can say about election case, agrees to limited protective order

The federal judge overseeing Donald Trump's 2020 election conspiracy case agreed to allow the release of some evidence in the case as long as it isn't considered sensitive material. Prosecutors wanted the judge to keep Trump and his team from sharing all evidence they receive in the case, saying Trump may share information online that leads to witness intimidation. The defense argued that that violated Trump's First Amendment rights. The judge did block Trump's team's efforts to allow more people to see the evidence during their discovery. Stages Trump has pleaded not guilty to 4 felony charges against him in this case.

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Published: Fri Aug 11 2023