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Gag Order Filed in the Michael Curry Case

Stefanie Tiso

Story Created: Sep 17, 2009 at 2:48 PM CST

Story Updated: Sep 17, 2009 at 2:48 PM CST

Anyone involved in the Michael Curry case is now ban from talking to the media about it. District Attorney Julie Slater filed the motion to put a gag order on the case, yesterday.

A hearing was scheduled for 11:30 on Friday. Judge Allen said today that if Slater and Curry's attorney, Robert Wadkins agreed on, and signed a gag order before then, there would not be a hearing. NBC 38 got word around 4:00 Thursday afternoon that the hearing was cancelled.

Judge Allen confirmed that the gag order has been signed.

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