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Gag orders are a form of a [[prior restraint]] which, in non-judicial contexts, are considered to be presumptively invalid under the [[First Amendment]].

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The [[ACLU]] told the [[Obama]]-appointed judge in the prosecution of [[Trump]] in [[Washington, D.C.]] that her gag order against [[Donald Trump]] was unconstitutional in October 2023, but then she reinstated it anyway. Her ruling is expected to be reversed on appeal.

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