Judge Issues Gag Order on Roger Stone and His Attorneys
SILENCE
However, Stone can still talk to the press when he's not around the courthouse.
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U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson on Friday issued a gag order on Roger Stone and his attorneys. Jackson reportedly ordered that Stone refrain from making statements that “pose a substantial likelihood of material prejudice to this case” around the federal courthouse in D.C. Jackson also reportedly issued a broader gag order that barred Stone's attorneys from making any public statements at any location that could “prejudice the case.“ Roger Stone pleaded not guilty in court last month to charged stemming from Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation. Stone denies allegations that he lied to the House Intelligence Committee and tried to convince radio host and comedian Randy Credico not to testify.
JUST IN: Judge restricts what lawyers/parties in the Roger Stone case can say to the media. pic.twitter.com/YRKTs4ZAKt
