Prosecutors overseeing Donald Trump’s Manhattan criminal trial requested the continuation of most restrictions outlined in a gag order but acknowledged that limiting the former president’s remarks about witnesses who testified against him was no longer necessary. In a filing released on Friday, prosecutors noted heightened threats targeting Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, his family and his office staff, Politico reported, citing a public filing. Check This Out: Trump’s Lawyers Blast Special Counsel’s Gag Order Request In Classified Documents Case: ‘Shocking Display Of Overreach And D…
