New York's appeals court confirmed a limited gag order on Donald Trump, which restricts his comments regarding court staff, prosecutors, and their families amidst ongoing legal proceedings.
Judge Juan Merchan indicated that Trump's gag order, initially broader, would only be fully lifted after sentencing is completed, which has been extended to Nov. 26.
The current limitations allow Trump to speak generally about the case but prevent him from targeting individuals involved, maintaining some level of protection for court staff against potential threats.
Trump's legal team argues the gag order complicates his ability to counter political attacks, insisting it hinders his campaign against Vice President Harris, despite upholding the order for security reasons.
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