Lawyers

• Trump Gag Order Partially Lifted in High-Profile Hush Money Case, Ahead of Debate with Biden

  Why was Trump's gag order partially lifted right before the Biden debate? Read on to learn the inside scoop on this unexpected legal decision and its possible impact on the political landscape.

• New York's Supreme Court Denies Trump's Appeal to Overturn Hush Money Case Gag Order

  What's next for Trump after his appeal was denied? Uncover the implications of New York's Supreme Court decision to uphold the gag order in the hush money case. Click to read more about this significant legal development.

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  NJ Supreme Court Finds Gag Order in Sexual Harassment Investigation Unconstitutional, Ensuring Victims' Rights to Free Speech

  How does the NJ Supreme Court's decision affect victims of sexual harassment? Continue reading to explore the ruling's implications, including the significance of finding gag orders unconstitutional and what it means for free speech.

• Repeated Gag Order Violations: Could Trump Be Heading to Jail Soon?

  Could Trump's repeated gag order violations lead to jail time? Delve into the potential legal implications he faces. Continue reading.

• Gag Order Hearing Raises Questions on Trump Defense's 'Credibility,' Sets Stage for 'Catch and Kill' Testimony

  What does the 'catch and kill' testimony reveal about the Trump defense team? Uncover the truth in the latest developments from the gag order hearing that questions their credibility. Read the full story.

• Trump Allegedly Violates Judge Merchan's Gag Order Days Before NY Hush Money Trial

  Is Trump's recent action a direct challenge to Judge Merchan's authority? Learn about the alleged gag order violation and its potential impact on the looming hush money trial. Read on for comprehensive coverage.

• Trump's Gag Order Back in Effect, NY Appeals Court Reignites Restrictions in Fraud Case

  Former President Trump faces renewed restrictions as the NY Appeals Court reestablishes a gag order in the ongoing fraud case. Discover the impact and what this could mean for the future of the case.

• Injunction securing parties' anonymity puts British law into 'farce' in controversial 'celebrity threesome' case

  An injunction ordered by the court has caused an outrage among newspapers in England and Wales for banning them from publishing details about the "celebrity threesome" case, while newspapers in Scotland and the U.S. have done so.

• South Carolina congressman Sanford, ex-wife head to mediation

  South Carolina U.S. congressman Mark Sanford and his former wife have agreed to go to mediation over the latest spat arising from their divorce in 2010 after his extramarital affair while serving as the state's governor, a judge said on Monday.