Trump’s social media posts could prejudice jury, prosecutors say

• "The more a party makes inflammatory statements about this case, which could taint the jury pool … the greater the urgency will be that we proceed to trial quickly," U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan told Trump's lawyers in August.

Zoom in: Prosecutors in Smith's office and the former president's attorneys are at odds on how much of the sealed dispute should be made public in the case.

• Trump's legal team said that filings should not be posted publicly to the court's docket until they have 14 days to respond.
• The special counsel's office pushed back against the request, writing in its filing: "Such a requirement would grind litigation in this case to a halt, which is particularly infeasible given the pressing matters before the Court — including the defendant's daily extrajudicial statements that threaten to prejudice the jury pool in this case, as described in the Government's motion."

What's next: Chutkan gave both sides until next week to provide additional filings that she said could be filed under seal.

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