Gag order
Coverage of Gag order in the Nexus archive.
- IIT Roorkee warns students against social media support to 'political movements like current one'
IIT Roorkee issued an advisory warning students against using social media to support political movements. The advisory faced criticism online as a 'gag order,' but the institute clarified it aligns with existing rules and should not be taken out of context.
- 'Careless People' author claims Meta surveilled her for 12mos to enforce silence
The author of 'Careless People' claims Meta surveilled her for 12 months to enforce a gag order, leading to a lawsuit. The article has garnered 111 points and 33 comments on Hacker News.
- Tyler Robinson still faces death penalty as judge issues scathing ruling against prosecutors
Tyler Robinson remains facing the death penalty despite a judge ruling that prosecutors violated a gag order and disrupted the case. The judge's decision criticized the prosecutors' actions, which caused chaos in the proceedings.
- Karmelo Anthony jurors fear for their lives as disturbing trend explodes in retaliation for verdict and they're gagged from speaking publicly
Jurors in a Karmelo Anthony case fear for their lives due to a disturbing trend of retaliation following a verdict. They are prohibited from speaking publicly about the matter.
- Border Police officer, reservist and soldier nabbed on suspicion of attempted murder
A Border Police officer, reservist, and soldier were arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. Investigators believe the three relatives planned the shooting after a brawl between the officer and the alleged target. A judge has imposed a gag order on the suspects' names.
- Tyler Robinson prosecutors say defense fueled viral misinformation in Charlie Kirk assassination case
Utah prosecutors accuse Tyler Robinson's defense team of spreading misleading information about the ATF's inability to link a bullet to the rifle in the Charlie Kirk assassination case, which went viral. The defense's claim, later deemed misleading, prompted prosecutors to defend their public statements as necessary to 'set the record straight' under court rules and a gag order.