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SANTA MARIA, Calif. - Jay Leno, who has been subpoenaed for Michael Jackson's child molestation trial, wants the judge to lift or clarify a gag order that could keep the comedian from one of his most vital sources of punchlines. 'This motion was made on the grounds that this court could not possibly have intended its gag order, which was issued more than a year ago, to limit public personalities like Mr. Leno from commenting on public proceedings in this case,' attorneys Theodore Boutrous and Michael H. Dore wrote. Applying the gag order to Leno would be prior restraint in violation of the First Amendment and the California Constitution, the motion said.
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