Synonyms for gag order
gag or·der

Princeton's WordNet

1. gag ordernoun

   a court order restricting information or comment by the participants involved in a lawsuit

   "imposing a gag order on members of the press violates the First Amendment"

Matched Categories

1. • Court Order
   • Law

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1. Darrien Hunt:

   To me it was a gag order — 'Here's some hush money, don't ever say Darrien's name again,'.

2. Juan Merchan:

   Certainly, the Court would not impose a gag order at this time even if it were requested, such restraints are the most serious and least intolerable on First Amendment rights. That does apply doubly to Mr. Trump, because he is a candidate for the presidency of the United States.

3. Elie Honig:

   He’s almost daring the judge, ultimately though, as much as the threats and other rhetoric in my view are far over the line, I think that the judge is unlikely to impose a gag order, given the normal First Amendment concerns multiplied by Donald Trump’s ongoing candidacy.

4. Adrianna Rice:

   I felt like a gag order had been placed on me after I had already experienced a trauma.

5. Allen Welch:

   They tell me it will take another day or two to get through. That's absolutely all I know. I have a gag order in place for anything from the grand jury.