Coverage dated August 10, 2023

Judge Chutkan says Trump's right to free speech in January 6 case is 'not absolute'

Headline from CBS News

The former president has a right to free speech, but that right is "not absolute," US District Judge Tanya Chutkan said Friday.

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CBS News
Judge Chutkan says Trump's right to free speech in January 6 case is 'not absolute' (opens CBS News)
Published Aug 10, 2023
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The former president has a right to free speech, but that right is "not absolute," US District Judge Tanya Chutkan said Friday.
Washington Times
Judge says Trump’s free speech right ‘not absolute’ in Jan. 6 trial (opens Washington Times)
Published Aug 10, 2023
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The federal judge overseeing the 2020 election conspiracy case against Donald Trump said the former president’s First Amendment right “is not absolute” as she prepares to rule on barring him from talking about some aspects of the case.
Forbes
Judge Says Trump’s Free Speech Rights Are ‘Not Absolute’ As She Limits What He Can Say (opens Forbes)
Published Aug 10, 2023
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Judge Tanya Chutkan said she didn’t want Trump to "release information that could taint the jury pool, intimidate witnesses … or otherwise interfere with the process.”
PoliticusUSA
Judge Chutkan Says Trump Doesn't Have Unlimited Free Speech And Will Have Restrictions (opens PoliticusUSA)
Published Aug 10, 2023
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During the protective order hearing, Judge Chutkan said that Donald Trump doesn't have unlimited free speech and he will have restrictions on him like every other defendant.

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