New York Judge Arthur Engoron's decision to impose a limited gag order on Donald Trump for his attacks against his clerk could embolden other judges to adopt a "more aggressive stance" when dealing with the former president, legal experts say.
Engoron issued a gag order, warning that he would not tolerate any personal attacks against his staff after Trump posted an image of his clerk on social media and claimed without any evidence that she is the "girlfriend" of Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y.
