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Archive: October 2026

On October 7, 2026

What Is a Gag Order and What Does It Mean for a Criminal Defendant in Minnesota?

A Minnesota judge just entered a temporary gag order in the high-profile Boelter state district court criminal case, restricting all parties from making public statements about the proceedings. Minnesota criminal defense attorney Charles Segal explains what gag orders are, who they bind, and why the lesson they teach applies to anyone facing charges in Minnesota.

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