Trump to Appeal Gag Order in Election Overturn Case

Former President allowed to criticize Special Counsel Jack Smith as he faces multiple legal battles.

Former President Donald Trump has vowed to appeal a gag order issued by the judge overseeing his case related to efforts to overturn the 2020 election.
The Appeals Court has largely upheld the gag order against Trump, barring him from making statements that could interfere with the course of the case.
Trump is allowed to direct his verbal fire at Special Counsel Jack Smith, who was removed from the list of protected court staff.
Trump is set to testify in his civil fraud case in New York on Monday.
Trump's lawyers have moved to halt all proceedings, arguing that his appeal stops the case from progressing.