Elsewhere, the former president has been ordered to stop verbal attacks on the family members of the judge in a separate upcoming trial and has taken a further blow after his social media company reported losses.
Donald Trump has posted a $175m bond in New York - preventing the state from seizing his assets. The former US president had been given 10 days to make the payment after his lawyers successfully asked for the bond to be reduced from $454m . However, Mr Trump will be liable to pay the full amount - plus daily interest - if he loses an appeal in the civil fraud case.
'Defendant's insistence to the contrary bespeaks a dangerous sense of entitlement to instigate fear and even physical harm to the loved ones of those he sees in the courtroom.' It is an extension to an order already in place that bars Mr Trump from publicly commenting about witnesses and court staff.
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