Donald Trump arrest: Bragg pushes for ‘protective order’ but no gag on Trump

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Manhattan prosecutors asked a judge presiding over former President Donald Trump‘s hush money case to impose a “protective order” that would prevent the former president from posting case documents to social media as the judge signaled there would be no gag order in the case.

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