Donald Trump Could Be Imprisoned for Continual Breach of Order Prohibiting Witness Intimidation

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Donald Trump has repeatedly violated his gag order in a criminal hush-money trial, resulting in fines of over $10,000. Judge Merchant has expressed his reluctance to send the former president to jail, but has stated his readiness to do so if Trump continues to disregard court orders. Some speculate that Trump’s actions are part of a fundraising scheme, as his campaign has already sent out several fundraising emails referencing the possibility of jail time.


Trump Disobeys Court Orders in Criminal Hush-Money Trial

Despite the ongoing criminal hush-money trial, Donald Trump continuously violates his gag order.

On August 24, 2023, after indictment on racketeering charges, Donald Trump surrendered to authorities at the Fulton County Jail in Atlanta, Georgia.

Judge Merchant prefers not to sentence Trump to jail but stresses the importance of respecting the court of law.

“You are the former president of the United States, possibly the next president as well,” Merchant stated in court. “I’ve done everything to avoid imposing jail sanction but will resort to it if necessary.”

Trump has accumulated over $10,000 in fines with no apparent remorse or intention to obey court orders.

Some speculate Trump’s unwillingness to comply is a fundraising scheme as his campaign falls millions short. Several fundraising emails have been sent out, capitalizing on the potential jail time.


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