The former president made a personal attack against a judge’s staff member in a since-deleted post. While it was removed from Truth Social after a gag order was put in place, the post was still available on Trump’s campaign website.
Donald Trump could face jail after violating his gag order with an 'untrue and disparaging post'. Judge Arthur Engoron, presiding over Trump's $250m New York civil fraud case, said the former president could be sent to prison for failing to comply with the partial suppression order. At the start of October, Judge Engoron ordered a Truth Social post be removed and imposed a limited gag order 'with respect to posting or publicly speaking about any member of my staff'.
' Chris Kise, Trump's lawyer, said: 'Based on my understanding this was truly inadvertent. 'The Truth Social post was taken down when the court asked. Truth Social was taken down and Trump never made any more comments about court staff, but it appears no one took it down on the campaign website. 'It is unfortunate and I apologize on behalf of my client.
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