NBC News
March 5, 2019
Judge Amy Berman Jackson gave the former Trump adviser a week to share his efforts “to come into compliance” with her earlier order. His response should include records of his interactions with the publisher, when Stone became aware that the book was available, and anything he has done on social media to promote the book.
If Jackson concludes that Stone violated her partial gag order, she could extend the order, barring him from making any public statements at all on any subject. Or she could go even further and revoke his bail, which would require him to be held in jail awaiting trial.
