Retired Judge Spots 1 Blunt Response If Trump 'Steps Across' The 'Gag Order Line'
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"You cannot have a court system that is subjected to these kinds of threats and intimidation," LaDoris Cordell said of Trump's social media attacks.
Former California Superior Court Judge LaDoris Hazzard Cordell declared that there has to be an “immediate consequence” should former President Donald Trump defy a court order.
“When he steps across that gag order line — and I do hope it will be expanded — there should be only one response: bring your toothbrush, Donald Trump, because you’re going to sit in a jail cell for a while,” Cordell told CNN’s Omar Jimenez on Sunday.
Acting New York Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan, who is overseeing Trump’s upcoming criminal trial regarding hush money payments made ahead of the 2016 presidential election, imposed a gag order Tuesday that bars the former president from making public statements about witnesses, prosecutors, jurors and court staff in the trial.
The former president has since attacked Merchan and Merchan’s daughter on his Truth Social platform, leading the Manhattan district attorney’s office to suggest that Trump violated the gag order.
Cordell called on Merchan to immediately expand the gag order to include himself, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg and their family members.
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