Trump gag order in election case is 'unconstitutional': law professor
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George Washington University professor Jonathan Turley called former President Trump's gag order in a Washington, D.C. election case "unconstitutional."
"They decided in perhaps an abundance of caution to order this stoppage until they can give it a full review," Turley told Laura Ingraham on "The Ingraham Angle" Friday. "The reason I think this could be quite significant is because I think the order is unconstitutional. I said that when it was first issued."
Turley called it a "very odd concept of an order because the court here insisted on having this trial before the election – sort of shoehorned it in before Super Tuesday – and everyone in this election’s going to be talking about these cases except one person under this gag order and that is Donald Trump."