While Trump is free to discuss his experience of the case or evidence produced by his team during discovery, he may not discuss or disseminate evidence garnered by the prosecution, Merchan decided.
May 09, 2023 at 10:08 AM
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Acting Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan finalized a protective order governing discovery in the criminal case against Donald Trump, ruling that the former president cannot use select evidence for anything other than his own defense.
The ruling, issued late Monday, comes in the wake of a hearing last week in which prosecutors and Trump attorneys Susan Necheles and Todd Blanche argued over proposed language.
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Acting Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan. Photo by Rick Kopstein/NYLJ
