Attorneys in former president Trump's civil fraud trial could face
serious punishment from the judge for violating a gag order.
Judge Arthur Engeron
ordered Trump's team to remove a post on truth social that
attacked his clerk but it was kept up for some time.
The judge said this, I will now provide
defendants an opportunity to explain why this blatant violation of this gag order
should not result in serious sanctions including
financial penalties and or possibly imprisonment.
Trump's attorneys apologized saying it was
inadvertent that the post remained online.