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Originally Posted by strandinthewind
I did not read that one?
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Yes - it was mentioned the day that the sentence was handed down by the jury. The judge made it part of the record. The prohibition was that no one could accept any compensation for interviews, etc. until 90 days had passed. If anyone did any interviews, etc., during the first 90 days, any expense was all on their own dime. In other words, no free limos, plane rides or hotels.
I was not clear, however, if it applied to everyone in the case (as the gag order did) or if it was only for the jurors. It's CA state law, apparently.