Renowned legal scholar, Jonathan Turley, stands firm in his criticism of the imposed 'gag order' pertaining to former President Donald Trump, deeming it as an 'unconstitutional' directive. Speaking on 'The Ingraham Angle', a platform hosted by Laura Ingraham on Fox News, Turley expressed his dissent, dissecting the judicial order that an appeals court placed a momentary hold on.

He communicated, 'They embraced, perhaps out of an overflow of caution, to authorize this interim halt until they can scrutinize it thoroughly.' He reiterated strong beliefs on the potential significance of this situation due to the perceived unconstitutional nature of the court order.

Turley drew attention to the fact that the order was rebuked, not only by him, but also by organizations such as the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). Interestingly, the ACLU has often found itself in opposition to Trump's decisions during his term. Despite their past differences, Turley noted, 'The ACLU voiced its viewpoints: This order plainly contradicts the Constitution.' Notably, this criticism occurred just a day after the imposition of the gag order.

Underscoring deeper concerns, Turley penned an opinion piece, delineating his thoughts on why the directive is 'overbroad and dangerous.' The esteemed professor declared, 'Every individual who values the freedom of speech should be mindful of this alarming development.'

While appreciating that appellate success may likely favor Judge Chutkan, he strongly advocated for an overturn, re-stressing the 'overbroad and dangerous' nature of the order.

Renowned legal scholar, Jonathan Turley, stands firm in his criticism of the imposed 'gag order' pertaining to former President Donald Trump, deeming it as an 'unconstitutional' directive. Speaking on 'The Ingraham Angle', a platform hosted by Laura Ingraham on Fox News, Turley expressed his dissent, dissecting the judicial order that an appeals court placed a momentary hold on.
He communicated, 'They embraced, perhaps out of an overflow of caution, to authorize this interim halt until they can scrutinize it thoroughly.' He reiterated strong beliefs on the potential significance of this situation due to the perceived unconstitutional nature of the court order.
Turley drew attention to the fact that the order was rebuked, not only by him, but also by organizations such as the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). Interestingly, the ACLU has often found itself in opposition to Trump's decisions during his term. Despite their past differences, Turley noted, 'The ACLU voiced its viewpoints: This order plainly contradicts the Constitution.' Notably, this criticism occurred just a day after the imposition of the gag order.
Underscoring deeper concerns, Turley penned an opinion piece, delineating his thoughts on why the directive is 'overbroad and dangerous.' The esteemed professor declared, 'Every individual who values the freedom of speech should be mindful of this alarming development.'
While appreciating that appellate success may likely favor Judge Chutkan, he strongly advocated for an overturn, re-stressing the 'overbroad and dangerous' nature of the order.

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