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- Former President Donald Trump will not be prevented from discussing the New York case against him.
- Trump was indicted Tuesday on 34 felony counts.
- The judge overseeing the case declined to impose a gag order.
The judge overseeing the New York case against former President Donald Trump has declined to impose a gag order on the defendant while expressing concern about his use of social media, where the Republican — indicted by a grand jury on 34 felony counts related to a 2016 hush payment to an adult film star — has warned of "death and destruction" over his prosecution and directly attacked the man in charge of it.