Donald Trump is feeling frustrated because he’s not happy with how he can talk publicly about the conspiracy case regarding the federal election. This frustration is making him want to keep sharing his thoughts about it on social media. Over the weekend, he criticized the judge, Judge Tanya Chutkan, who warned him not to intimidate witnesses, obstruct justice, or make his trial unfair. People close to Trump say he’s upset with this judge and he’s using social media to express his opinions.
On Monday morning, Trump called Judge Chutkan “highly partisan” and said she was unfair on Truth Social, a social media platform he’s using. This is testing how much he can say as someone who’s being charged with a crime.
Trump has always thought that he has the right to defend himself publicly, and he likes using social media to talk to his supporters directly. His lawyers have also argued that he should be able to do this.
One of Trump’s advisers said that he’ll keep sharing what he thinks is important, and if the judge has a problem with it, she will deal with it. But this could be risky for him. If he goes too far with what he says on social media, the Department of Justice could bring up the issue in court. Judge Chutkan might also make it harder for him, even to the point of not letting him stay out of jail while waiting for the trial.
People close to Trump say he believes he’s being treated unfairly by the justice system. He’s using Truth Social to share how he sees the “injustice” he’s facing.
We don’t know exactly how Trump’s lawyers have advised him since the judge gave her instructions and warnings on Friday. At that time, the judge said that the special counsel’s office didn’t have any political motivation.
Trump’s legal team knows they have to be careful about what he posts online. But they don’t think he’ll stop talking about the case or other things he’s facing, especially because he’s planning to run for president again.
One of Trump’s aides said that nobody can really control what he says on Truth Social or in media interviews. Some of his past lawyers had trouble stopping him from saying things on social media that were related to investigations, which caused disagreements between him and his lawyers.
Even though Trump is frustrated, his lawyers think the outcome of Friday’s hearing and the judge’s decisions have been mostly good. The judge said he shouldn’t obstruct justice or scare witnesses as a condition for his release. She also set limits on what he can say publicly, as the Department of Justice gets ready to show the evidence they found during their investigation. But there’s no trial date yet.
Trump’s lawyers and people around him think Judge Chutkan is fair and experienced. They don’t believe that what he’s posted so far breaks the court’s rules about intimidating others.
The judge has said that courts can limit free speech, especially when it’s about ensuring a fair trial for someone accused of a crime.
One of Trump’s lawyers said that he’ll follow the rules of the legal process, but he shouldn’t be put in a situation where he’s punished unfairly. Judge Chutkan mostly agreed with the limits on evidence that Trump’s lawyers asked for during the hearing.
Judge Chutkan wants to prevent too much attention on the case, and she said that Trump’s running a political campaign can’t disrupt the fair administration of justice. She also mentioned that if Trump says things that could unfairly influence a jury, it might lead to an earlier trial.
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