Mary Trump, Donald Trump’s niece, is temporarily barred from publishing her book and must appear before a court on July 10
A New York Supreme Court judge has granted Robert Trump, the president’s brother, a temporary restraining order against Mary Trump, the president’s niece, that temporarily blocks the publication of her upcoming tell-all book with Simon & Schuster.
In an order filed on Tuesday, Justice Hal B. Greenwald said that Mary Trump and her publisher must appear before the court on July 10 and must not disseminate the contents of the book, “Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man,” in the meantime. Mary Trump and Simon & Schuster are also temporarily barred from publishing “any descriptions or accounts of Mary L. Trump’s relationship with Robert S. Trump, Donald Trump, or Maryanne Trump Barry, or assisting any other person or entity in such publication, printing, or distribution, or providing such descriptions or accounts to any other person (other than counsel of record in this case),” the judge wrote.
In a statement sent to TheWrap, Robert Trump’s attorney, Charles Harder, said that his client was “very pleased” with the injunction.
