Phytoplankton
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Knowing Cheeto-man’s inability to keep his mouth shut and his Twitter finger holstered, the judge will get more opportunities!
TRUMP CONVICTED
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BudmanTX
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i'm going have to agree with you on that, he'll do something again....you can almost bet on it.....just not with my bookey ok....fucker still owes me
DIY-HP-LED
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Let's talk about Chesebro, Trump, and Jordan this morning....
DIY-HP-LED
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A massive class action lawsuit by black Americans against the RNC that might result in them owning the rights to the name of the republican party and its dissolution! Trump destroys the GOP and the magats are left politically homeless... 
Trump gets DEVASTATING NEWS in NEW Federal Case
68,017 views Oct 20, 2023
The legal gods have smiled and randomly reassigned a case filed by the NAACP and black Michigan voters against Trump, and the Republican National Committee to DC Judge Tanya Chutkan, the same judge as is presiding over Trump’s criminal case brought by the Special Counsel. Michael Popok of Legal AF, analyzes what this means, for the case, and anticipates Trump’s judge bashing in social media that will inevitably result, despite him being gagged by the same judge today.
Trump gets DEVASTATING NEWS in NEW Federal Case
68,017 views Oct 20, 2023
The legal gods have smiled and randomly reassigned a case filed by the NAACP and black Michigan voters against Trump, and the Republican National Committee to DC Judge Tanya Chutkan, the same judge as is presiding over Trump’s criminal case brought by the Special Counsel. Michael Popok of Legal AF, analyzes what this means, for the case, and anticipates Trump’s judge bashing in social media that will inevitably result, despite him being gagged by the same judge today.
printer
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The man was upset due to a custody battle. Are you saying Trump being in court has something to do with the murder?
printer
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"My Blacks."A massive class action lawsuit by black Americans against the RNC that might result in them owning the rights to the name of the republican party and its dissolution! Trump destroys the GOP and the magats are left politically homeless...
Trump gets DEVASTATING NEWS in NEW Federal Case
68,017 views Oct 20, 2023
The legal gods have smiled and randomly reassigned a case filed by the NAACP and black Michigan voters against Trump, and the Republican National Committee to DC Judge Tanya Chutkan, the same judge as is presiding over Trump’s criminal case brought by the Special Counsel. Michael Popok of Legal AF, analyzes what this means, for the case, and anticipates Trump’s judge bashing in social media that will inevitably result, despite him being gagged by the same judge today.
'Blacks for Trump' leader who wants to 'destroy DeSantis' was early follower of deadly Black supremacist cult
'Blacks for Trump' leader who wants to 'destroy DeSantis' was early follower of deadly Black supremacist cult
The "Blacks for Trump" founder whose members are protesting against Republican presidential candidate Gov. Ron DeSantis is a devoted follower of the late cult leader Hulon Mitchell Jr.
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Trump seeks stay of gag order in Jan. 6 case
Former President Trump’s legal team asked a judge Friday to pause her gag order limiting his speech in the election interference case while he appeals the decision.
“The Gag Order violates virtually every fundamental principle of our First Amendment jurisprudence. It imposes an overbroad, content-based prior restraint on the leading Presidential candidate’s core political speech,” Trump’s attorneys wrote in the filing.
A Monday decision from Judge Tanya Chutkan bars Trump speech that “targets” foreseeable witnesses in the case, lawyers on the case including prosecutors and court personnel.
It does not bar Trump from criticizing President Biden, campaign rival and former Vice President Mike Pence or the Justice Department and his prosecution in general.
Trump filed a notice of appeal with the D.C Circuit Court of Appeals earlier this week, though it has yet to make any legal arguments in that case.
The 33-page filing on Friday asks for Chutkan to address his request by Tuesday, noting any denial would result in him seeking an emergency stay from the appeals court.
While Trump’s appeal of the gag order has yet to begin in earnest, Friday’s push for a stay offers a preview into how he plans to fight the limits on his speech.
“Given its extraordinary nature, one would expect an extraordinary and compelling justification for the Gag Order. But that is conspicuously absent. Instead, the Court generically states it must enter the Gag Order to prevent supposed ‘threats’ and ‘harassment,’” Trump’s team wrote.
Chutkan noted in her order that it was undisputed that Trump’s social media commentary and campaign rhetoric were leading to real threats for his targets, noting that he has even called for the death penalty against some expected witnesses in the case.
But she did not use the Justice Department’s suggestion that she limit speech that was derogatory or intimidating, settling with barring him from using speech to target certain individuals. It’s a more elastic phrase, one that could leave the door open for Trump criticism.
And Chutkan also did not bar Trump from attacking Washington, D.C. — something prosecutors worried could poison the jury pool.
In court, and again in Friday’s filing, Trump’s attorneys focused on his status as a president and how the order could impact his campaign.
“It prevents President Trump from discussing core political themes that are central to his campaign message and prevents him from criticizing speakers who are openly criticizing him in campaign events, media appearances, public statements, and even books,” they write.
“By restricting President Trump’s speech, the Gag Order eviscerates the rights of his audiences, including hundreds of millions of American citizens who the Court now forbids from listening to President Trump’s thoughts on important issues.”
Chutkan said earlier this week that Trump’s status as a candidate does not mean he has unfettered rights to speech.
“First amendment protections yield to the administration of justice and to the protection of witnesses,” Chutkan said at a Monday hearing to weight the matter.
thehill.com
Wait until he finds out he has Chutkin for the civil rights case. The gods are not smiling on him.
Former President Trump’s legal team asked a judge Friday to pause her gag order limiting his speech in the election interference case while he appeals the decision.
“The Gag Order violates virtually every fundamental principle of our First Amendment jurisprudence. It imposes an overbroad, content-based prior restraint on the leading Presidential candidate’s core political speech,” Trump’s attorneys wrote in the filing.
A Monday decision from Judge Tanya Chutkan bars Trump speech that “targets” foreseeable witnesses in the case, lawyers on the case including prosecutors and court personnel.
It does not bar Trump from criticizing President Biden, campaign rival and former Vice President Mike Pence or the Justice Department and his prosecution in general.
Trump filed a notice of appeal with the D.C Circuit Court of Appeals earlier this week, though it has yet to make any legal arguments in that case.
The 33-page filing on Friday asks for Chutkan to address his request by Tuesday, noting any denial would result in him seeking an emergency stay from the appeals court.
While Trump’s appeal of the gag order has yet to begin in earnest, Friday’s push for a stay offers a preview into how he plans to fight the limits on his speech.
“Given its extraordinary nature, one would expect an extraordinary and compelling justification for the Gag Order. But that is conspicuously absent. Instead, the Court generically states it must enter the Gag Order to prevent supposed ‘threats’ and ‘harassment,’” Trump’s team wrote.
Chutkan noted in her order that it was undisputed that Trump’s social media commentary and campaign rhetoric were leading to real threats for his targets, noting that he has even called for the death penalty against some expected witnesses in the case.
But she did not use the Justice Department’s suggestion that she limit speech that was derogatory or intimidating, settling with barring him from using speech to target certain individuals. It’s a more elastic phrase, one that could leave the door open for Trump criticism.
And Chutkan also did not bar Trump from attacking Washington, D.C. — something prosecutors worried could poison the jury pool.
In court, and again in Friday’s filing, Trump’s attorneys focused on his status as a president and how the order could impact his campaign.
“It prevents President Trump from discussing core political themes that are central to his campaign message and prevents him from criticizing speakers who are openly criticizing him in campaign events, media appearances, public statements, and even books,” they write.
“By restricting President Trump’s speech, the Gag Order eviscerates the rights of his audiences, including hundreds of millions of American citizens who the Court now forbids from listening to President Trump’s thoughts on important issues.”
Chutkan said earlier this week that Trump’s status as a candidate does not mean he has unfettered rights to speech.
“First amendment protections yield to the administration of justice and to the protection of witnesses,” Chutkan said at a Monday hearing to weight the matter.
Judge grants Trump request to stay of gag order in Jan. 6 case
A federal judge swiftly granted a request from former President Trump to pause her gag order limiting his speech in the election interference case while he appeals the decision. “The Gag Order vio…
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Wait until he finds out he has Chutkin for the civil rights case. The gods are not smiling on him.
printer
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Oh look, a gag order broken. Well that will cost you.
New York judge hits Trump with $5K fine for violating gag order
A New York judge fined former President Trump $5,000 Friday after a derogatory post about the judge’s principal clerk was not removed from the 2024 candidate’s campaign website, despite a clear order from the judge.
Judge Arthur Engoron did not hold Trump in contempt of court, but he warned further violation of the gag order he imposed after Trump’s Truth Social account made the post could result in serious punishment, including steeper financial penalties, contempt or even jail time.
“Donald Trump has received ample warning from this Court as to the possible repercussions of violating the gag order,” Engoron said. “He specifically acknowledged that he understood and would abide by it.”
“Accordingly, issuing yet another warning is no longer appropriate; this Court is way beyond the ‘warning’ stage,” he added.
The post, published on Trump’s account while he sat feet away from the clerk, derided her as Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer’s (D-N.Y.) “girlfriend” and included personally identifying information about her.
Once Engoron became aware of the post, he issued a limited gag order barring Trump or any other party in the case from posting or speaking publicly about members of his staff. He also ordered Trump to delete the post, and while it was removed from his Truth Social account, it remained on his campaign website for 17 days.
In court Friday, Trump lawyer Chris Kise blamed the “very large machine” of Trump’s presidential campaign for allowing his deleted social media post to remain on his website, calling it an unintentional oversight.
Engoron acknowledged Trump’s assertion that the post staying up was inadvertent and said he would give him the “benefit of the doubt.”
However, the gag order was still violated, he said, warning that in the “current overheated climate, incendiary untruths can, and in some cases already have, led to serious physical harm, and worse.”
Trump, the Trump Organization and the former president’s two adult sons — Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump — are on trial in Manhattan after New York Attorney General Letitia James’s office filed a lawsuit against them last year alleging decades of fraud. It claims the Trump Organization falsely inflated and deflated the value of its assets to receive lower taxes and better insurance coverage.
Trump has denied any wrongdoing, describing the case as a politically motivated “witch hunt” and both James and the trial judge as biased against him. His repeated attacks against them echo the attacks he has lodged against judges and prosecutors in his other cases.
U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan issued a limited gag order earlier this week against Trump in his federal case over efforts to overturn the 2020 election after the former president made similarly inflammatory remarks about people tied to that case.
Trump faces a combined 91 charges across four criminal indictments and is a party in several other civil cases. Those legal matters are expected to head to trial next year amid the former president’s 2024 White House bid.
thehill.com
New York judge hits Trump with $5K fine for violating gag order
A New York judge fined former President Trump $5,000 Friday after a derogatory post about the judge’s principal clerk was not removed from the 2024 candidate’s campaign website, despite a clear order from the judge.
Judge Arthur Engoron did not hold Trump in contempt of court, but he warned further violation of the gag order he imposed after Trump’s Truth Social account made the post could result in serious punishment, including steeper financial penalties, contempt or even jail time.
“Donald Trump has received ample warning from this Court as to the possible repercussions of violating the gag order,” Engoron said. “He specifically acknowledged that he understood and would abide by it.”
“Accordingly, issuing yet another warning is no longer appropriate; this Court is way beyond the ‘warning’ stage,” he added.
The post, published on Trump’s account while he sat feet away from the clerk, derided her as Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer’s (D-N.Y.) “girlfriend” and included personally identifying information about her.
Once Engoron became aware of the post, he issued a limited gag order barring Trump or any other party in the case from posting or speaking publicly about members of his staff. He also ordered Trump to delete the post, and while it was removed from his Truth Social account, it remained on his campaign website for 17 days.
In court Friday, Trump lawyer Chris Kise blamed the “very large machine” of Trump’s presidential campaign for allowing his deleted social media post to remain on his website, calling it an unintentional oversight.
Engoron acknowledged Trump’s assertion that the post staying up was inadvertent and said he would give him the “benefit of the doubt.”
However, the gag order was still violated, he said, warning that in the “current overheated climate, incendiary untruths can, and in some cases already have, led to serious physical harm, and worse.”
Trump, the Trump Organization and the former president’s two adult sons — Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump — are on trial in Manhattan after New York Attorney General Letitia James’s office filed a lawsuit against them last year alleging decades of fraud. It claims the Trump Organization falsely inflated and deflated the value of its assets to receive lower taxes and better insurance coverage.
Trump has denied any wrongdoing, describing the case as a politically motivated “witch hunt” and both James and the trial judge as biased against him. His repeated attacks against them echo the attacks he has lodged against judges and prosecutors in his other cases.
U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan issued a limited gag order earlier this week against Trump in his federal case over efforts to overturn the 2020 election after the former president made similarly inflammatory remarks about people tied to that case.
Trump faces a combined 91 charges across four criminal indictments and is a party in several other civil cases. Those legal matters are expected to head to trial next year amid the former president’s 2024 White House bid.
New York judge hits Trump with $5K fine for violating gag order
A New York judge fined former President Trump $5,000 Friday after a derogatory post about the judge’s principal clerk was not removed from the 2024 candidate’s campaign website, despite…
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DIY-HP-LED
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Judges getting murdered over court cases makes many in the justice system and DOJ take notice and Trump has no shortage of violent lunatic supporters. Inciting them to acts of violence or doxing court officials might be seen as more of a threat in the wake of this murder.
BudmanTX
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DIY-HP-LED
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It was just a passing notion, however, in light of the current court cases and the evidence revealed ya never know! I mean the recent past has been stranger than fiction by a long shot and by now I'd say anything was possible!"My Blacks."
'Blacks for Trump' leader who wants to 'destroy DeSantis' was early follower of deadly Black supremacist cult
'Blacks for Trump' leader who wants to 'destroy DeSantis' was early follower of deadly Black supremacist cult
The "Blacks for Trump" founder whose members are protesting against Republican presidential candidate Gov. Ron DeSantis is a devoted follower of the late cult leader Hulon Mitchell Jr.www.foxnews.com
DIY-HP-LED
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These guys are fucking morons!
DIY-HP-LED
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It will also cost him one of his apparent nine lives, he has been warned.Oh look, a gag order broken. Well that will cost you.
New York judge hits Trump with $5K fine for violating gag order
A New York judge fined former President Trump $5,000 Friday after a derogatory post about the judge’s principal clerk was not removed from the 2024 candidate’s campaign website, despite a clear order from the judge.
Judge Arthur Engoron did not hold Trump in contempt of court, but he warned further violation of the gag order he imposed after Trump’s Truth Social account made the post could result in serious punishment, including steeper financial penalties, contempt or even jail time.
“Donald Trump has received ample warning from this Court as to the possible repercussions of violating the gag order,” Engoron said. “He specifically acknowledged that he understood and would abide by it.”
“Accordingly, issuing yet another warning is no longer appropriate; this Court is way beyond the ‘warning’ stage,” he added.
The post, published on Trump’s account while he sat feet away from the clerk, derided her as Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer’s (D-N.Y.) “girlfriend” and included personally identifying information about her.
Once Engoron became aware of the post, he issued a limited gag order barring Trump or any other party in the case from posting or speaking publicly about members of his staff. He also ordered Trump to delete the post, and while it was removed from his Truth Social account, it remained on his campaign website for 17 days.
In court Friday, Trump lawyer Chris Kise blamed the “very large machine” of Trump’s presidential campaign for allowing his deleted social media post to remain on his website, calling it an unintentional oversight.
Engoron acknowledged Trump’s assertion that the post staying up was inadvertent and said he would give him the “benefit of the doubt.”
However, the gag order was still violated, he said, warning that in the “current overheated climate, incendiary untruths can, and in some cases already have, led to serious physical harm, and worse.”
Trump, the Trump Organization and the former president’s two adult sons — Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump — are on trial in Manhattan after New York Attorney General Letitia James’s office filed a lawsuit against them last year alleging decades of fraud. It claims the Trump Organization falsely inflated and deflated the value of its assets to receive lower taxes and better insurance coverage.
Trump has denied any wrongdoing, describing the case as a politically motivated “witch hunt” and both James and the trial judge as biased against him. His repeated attacks against them echo the attacks he has lodged against judges and prosecutors in his other cases.
U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan issued a limited gag order earlier this week against Trump in his federal case over efforts to overturn the 2020 election after the former president made similarly inflammatory remarks about people tied to that case.
Trump faces a combined 91 charges across four criminal indictments and is a party in several other civil cases. Those legal matters are expected to head to trial next year amid the former president’s 2024 White House bid.
New York judge hits Trump with $5K fine for violating gag order
A New York judge fined former President Trump $5,000 Friday after a derogatory post about the judge’s principal clerk was not removed from the 2024 candidate’s campaign website, despite…
printer
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"The news article from National Pulse that Junior reposted on X went even farther than the social media post headline. It stated that the Judge finding Trump violated the gag order "underscores the partisan nature of the trial against Trump, with Engoron appearing to take his marching orders from the far-left PAC known as Meidas Touch." That is what Junior shared with 10 million followers.
One could certainly make the case that Junior violated the Judge's order and ignored his warning. This post disparages the judge by accusing him of committing ethical violations of the Judicial Code of Ethics by doing the bidding of a political PAC. If true, that would result in the removal of any Judge from the bench. In fact, the Judge was simply made aware of what was reported by a media company, not a political PAC. But now, Junior has accused the Judge of breaking the law and committing serious ethics violations."
Will he get a jail spell before his loving daddy?
BudmanTX
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DIY-HP-LED
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I believe the judge in NY did not single out Donald, but the order applied to all defendants and participants in this particular case including Don Jr and Eric who are also part of the tax fraud case in NY....
printer
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Yes I do realize that.
DIY-HP-LED
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Apparently, Don jr. didn't!
DIY-HP-LED
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Like I said, these guys are fucking morons, and the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
Fogdog
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Jr said some shit about the judge.
Judge Imposes Limited Gag Order on Trump in Election Case (Published 2023)
The order bars him from attacking witnesses, court staff members and specific prosecutors or their families.
Judge Chutkan apparently left Mr. Trump leeway to attack her as well.