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"<div data-shortcode=\"video\" data-uuid=\"0cbd0a40-5f33-47a5-8425-df8ce9255595\" data-size=\"medium\" data-float=\"none\" data-origin-edition=\"ny\" data-available-on-editions='[\"ny\"]'></div><p>It's a case for the history books that has legal experts wondering not only what will happen in court Tuesday but with former President Trump.</p><p>A criminal justice professor tells CBS2 a gag order may be put in place.</p><p>\"I think the only unanswered questions right now are: What are the details behind the various charges? Are they just what we have been led to believe, or is there more to the story?\" Professor Mike Lawlor said.&nbsp;</p><p>Lawlor said there's a possibility the former president will have to surrender his passport after he is read the charges he is facing.&nbsp;</p><p>\"Or they're placed on a variety of restrictions, including potentially a gag order, which I think is certainly probably called for in this case,\" he said. \"He can be held without bail if he's found by a judge to be intimidating witnesses or obstructing justice. His track record, apparently, is a lot of that.\"</p><p>Sources say the NYPD and Secret Service have already choreographed the court appearance, and Trump will be surrounded by agents the entire time. He will not be handcuffed, but will be processed as a criminal defendant before walking down a 15th floor hallway for arraignment.&nbsp;</p>"
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