Before the trial started in February, Judge Mukasey threatened to impose findings of contempt if either side conducted "publicity campaigns" to sway public opinion or influence the jury.
The tense back-and-forth comes less than one month after Avenatti, who has attacked the president and Cohen in frequent television interviews, was rebuked by a New York judge for conducting a "publicity tour". That led Avenatti to withdraw his request to get involved in a court dispute over records seized in the federal raid in April of Cohen's home and office.
Some have accused her of conducting a publicity stunt, she says, but she is sticking to her message, "It is absolutely okay to tackle physical, mental, emotional, financial abuse in the real world as well as the virtual world," she says.
The filmmaker ended up splitting his time between making his film, responding to criticism, and conducting a publicity campaign of his own that saw him "omnipresent, from CBS Evening News, to Oprah".
In response, some have recommended that universities implement reforms tailored to appease critics or conduct publicity campaigns to change their minds.
They have recommended that universities implement reforms to assuage higher education's critics and conduct publicity campaigns to change their minds.
It is also suggested to conduct media publicity and education to the public and the nursing facilities for the utilization of adult preventive health services.
Until Mr. Scrutton's death, the search had been conducted without publicity.
In particular, Ms. Weingarten said, the union was incensed by the board's promise to pay Edison $500,000 to conduct a publicity campaign.
For their client, ModMusic Records, a small, independent record label, the students conducted a publicity campaign promoting Scout, a rock band that landed an appearance on the popular HBO series "The Sopranos".
