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- The judge in E. Jean Carroll's second trial against Trump is making sure it doesn't get out of hand.
- He said Trump couldn't talk about the case "within earshot" of jurors.
- The judge hasn't issued a gag order on Trump — yet.
Before jury selection even got underway Tuesday in E. Jean Carroll's second trial against Donald Trump, the judge put a tight muzzle on the former president.
With both Trump and Carroll present in the lower-Manhattan courtroom, US District Judge Lewis Kaplan issued orders forbidding either side from communicating with jurors "directly or indirectly."