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The federal election interference case will be put on hold as higher courts consider how to proceed.

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Trump would prefer the court to take up the case after the DC circuit rules – but he can’t oppose it and then make the same request later on

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President Donald Trump will test the limits of his free speech rights Monday when he argues to a Washington, DC, appeals court that a gag order placed on him in his federal election subversion criminal case is not constitutionally sound.

In a divided ruling, the court said there are numerous ways for the government to prove that Jan. 6 defendants acted “corruptly.”

Several law clerks and judges paid tribute to Thomas B. Griffith during the ceremony.