Trump warned against inciting violence, but gag order deemed unconstitutional.

TL;DR
The judge presiding over Donald Trump's arraignment warned him and the witnesses not to make statements that could incite violence, but did not issue a gag order. Prosecutors are working with Trump's attorneys to draw up a protective order that would bar him from posting sensitive information on social media. Trump entered a not-guilty plea to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records related to "hush money" payments made in the lead up to the 2016 presidential election.
- Judge warns Trump not to incite violence — but stops short of gag order New York Post
- Jeh Johnson: Enforcing a gag order would be 'exceedingly difficult' against Donald Trump MSNBC
- Gag order on Trump would be ‘unconstitutional,’ say top House Republicans Fox News
- Editorial: Don’t gag Donald Trump Boston Herald
- Live updates: Trump faces criminal charges in court after historic indictment CNN
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