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Prosecutors file motion for protective order based on Trump’s social media posts

By Eden Villalovas
Published August 5, 2023 2:58am ET
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Prosecutors file motion for protective order based on Trump’s social media posts
The Department of Justice filed a motion for a protective order in relation to former President Donald Trump‘s post on Truth Social on Friday. Trump was ordered not to discuss the 2020 election case with any witnesses outside his counsel on Thursday during his arraignment at a Washington, D.C., court. Trump issued what could be […]

The Department of Justice filed a motion for a protective order in relation to former President Donald Trump‘s post on Truth Social on Friday. Trump was ordered not to discuss the 2020 election case with any witnesses outside his counsel on Thursday during his arraignment at a Washington, D.C., court.

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