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gag order

/ˈɡæɡ ˌɔːrdər/

Traducción: Orden judicial que prohíbe a las partes de un caso hacer declaraciones públicas o divulgar información sobre el procedimiento, emitida generalmente por un juez para proteger la imparcialidad del juicio o información confidencial.

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/ˈɡæɡ ˌɔːrdər/C1formallegal
  • esOrden judicial que prohíbe a las partes de un caso hacer declaraciones públicas o divulgar información sobre el procedimiento, emitida generalmente por un juez para proteger la imparcialidad del juicio o información confidencial.

A legal directive that prohibits parties involved in a court case from making public statements or sharing information about the proceedings, typically issued by a judge to protect the fairness of a trial or sensitive information.

  1. Legal restriction on speechC1formal

    A court order prohibiting parties involved in a case from making public statements about it.

    esOrden de mordaza

    • The judge issued a gag order to prevent media coverage of the trial.
    • Lawyers were warned not to violate the gag order by speaking to reporters.
    • The gag order was lifted after the verdict was announced.