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re: With all the leaks how can anyone not see wade as vindicated on not talking?
Posted on 3/12/19 at 4:36 pm to lsufball19
Posted on 3/12/19 at 4:36 pm to lsufball19
Maybe this isn't authoritative, but I found this in a quick search suggesting that it depends on exactly to whom and what is restricted in the court's order. I am curious what is in the protective order that Haney spoke about. Apparently, it doesn't restrict whomever did it from selectively leaking things on tape.
"What is a Gag Order
A gag order is issued by the court to order individuals involved with a civil or criminal court case to refrain from disclosing certain information to the public, or to the press. People who are commonly the targets of gag orders include witnesses, attorneys, law enforcement officials, jurors, and other parties to a legal matter. Gag orders, sometimes referred to as “protective orders,” are a tool commonly used by judges to protect individuals’ right to a fair trial, to protect a company’s trade secrets, or to protect the identity and privacy of minors and victims. Because this type of order restrains people from releasing information, or from discussing the case in any manner, it may be considered a type of restraining order."
https://legaldictionary.net/gag-order/
"What is a Gag Order
A gag order is issued by the court to order individuals involved with a civil or criminal court case to refrain from disclosing certain information to the public, or to the press. People who are commonly the targets of gag orders include witnesses, attorneys, law enforcement officials, jurors, and other parties to a legal matter. Gag orders, sometimes referred to as “protective orders,” are a tool commonly used by judges to protect individuals’ right to a fair trial, to protect a company’s trade secrets, or to protect the identity and privacy of minors and victims. Because this type of order restrains people from releasing information, or from discussing the case in any manner, it may be considered a type of restraining order."
https://legaldictionary.net/gag-order/
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