The protective order signed by Judge Chutkan in the criminal case brought against Donald Trump for purportedly attempting to overturn the election was made public.
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There was extensive back and forth in the hearing over the protective order, which Special Counsel Jack Smith sought to keep evidence in the case private. Trump's attorneys argued for a less expansive order that gave their client more freedom to disclose information, but the judge settled in the middle.
