– Judge Juan Merchan denied a request by Trump’s defense attorneys for a mistrial and a modification of the gag order following Stormy Daniels’ testimony in a New York trial.
– The defense argued that Trump should be allowed to defend himself against Daniels’ salacious and “prejudicial” testimony.
– The request for a mistrial and modification of the gag order was denied by Judge Merchan on Thursday.
– Trump’s defense attorneys believed that the former president’s ability to defend himself was hindered by the current gag order restrictions.
– The judge’s decision means that the gag order will remain in place, preventing Trump from publicly addressing Daniels’ testimony.
– Daniels, a former adult film actress, testified in the New York trial, which has garnered significant media attention.
– The denial of the request for a mistrial and gag order change indicates that the trial will proceed as planned without modifications.
– The decision by Judge Merchan reflects his belief in upholding the current legal procedures and ensuring a
Judge Denies Trump’s Request for Gag Order Change Following Stormy Daniels Testimony in NY Trial
