Source:Talking Feds With Harry Litman talking about Judge Juan Merchan’s partial lifting of Convicted Felon Don’s gag order.

Source:The New Democrat

“Judge Merchan partially lifted a gag order on Trump yesterday while still maintaining some crucial provisions. Harry explains why this is significant.”

From Talking Feds With Harry Litman

This might sound sick, so bare with me: but I don’t mean to sound the death row inmate whose trying to convince his guard that he’s actually innocent and shouldn’t be executed tomorrow night, but I’m actually not a lawyer. I’m just going off the information from what I’ve read and seen from people who are not just real lawyers, but accomplished lawyers as well.

I just don’t want people to take my observations here as legal observations here. They’re at best like observations from legal affairs correspondents who don’t have law degrees. But even there I’m relying on those folks information and observations as well.

I think the lifting of gag order could be a problem for Donald J. Trump. Why do I say that? Anyone whose watched any police documentaries, or followed any high profile case, knows the phrase: “Anything that you say can and will be held against you in a court of law.”

If Convicted Felon Don uses this order to put anyone whose involved in this case, life, or physical safety in jeopardy, either directly or indirectly, like trying to get someone else to do that for him, or reposting what one of his militants said about someone whose directly involved in this case, those words could come back in directly hurting Donald Trump here. And Judge Juan Merchan could use DJT’s own words against him when rendering his sentence here.