Trump Potentially Violates Gag Order by Doxxing the New York Attorney General Prosecuting Him

Donald Trump may have doxxed Letitia James, the Attorney General of New York who has prosecuted him for fraud.

On Truth Social, Trump shared a Substack article, written by notorious MAGA activist Laura Loomer, making unverified accusations about Attorney General James, implying that she had inappropriate ties to a prominent Trump critic.

In the article, Loomer included images of two documents which listed James’ home address, a New York Buildings violation form and a loan modification paper.

This may breach a gag order imposed on Trump by Judge Arthur Engorn, the presiding judge of the civil trial, which prohibits Trump from attacking court staffers. Though James may not technically be considered a court staffer, she’s key to the indictment against Trump.

This is not the first time Trump and his supporters have doxxed those whom they perceive his enemies: Trump previously posted former president Barack Obama’s alleged address—resulting in the arrest of a Trump-supporting gunman subsequently stalking the area—and Trump supporters doxed members of the Georgia grand jury which indicted Trump earlier this year.