In the criminal trial against Donald Trump for attempted election fraud, the former American president must now keep his words under control. A federal judge on Sunday reinstated the silence order she imposed on Trump in the Washington trial over his 2020 election loss to US President Joe Biden, court documents show.
The lawsuit accuses Trump of unlawfully interfering with the vote counting and blocking Congress’ certification of his 2020 loss to Biden. The order prohibits Trump from verbally attacking prosecutors or witnesses. In the past, Trump has described special counsel Jack Smith as a “deranged lunatic” and a “thug,” among other things.
There are four criminal cases pending against Trump
There are four criminal cases pending against Trump in which he made disparaging comments about prosecutors. The order was temporarily lifted on October 20 after Trump’s lawyers filed an appeal.
Source: Krone
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