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· 10/5/2023

Michael Tucker v. the State of Texas

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  • gag orders on trial participants are subject to a lesser degree of scrutiny than are prior restraints
  • gag orders on trial participants are subject to a lesser degree of scrutiny than are prior restraints
  • gag orders on trial participants are accorded broader protections than are available under the subject to a lesser degree of scrutiny than are prior federal Constitution
  • gagordersontrialparticipants are subjectto a lesserdegreeof scrutinythanarepriorrestraints

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