It's funny that you talk about "non-existent loopholes", but acknowledge that there haven't been any court cases regarding such behavior. I don't think they ev

It's funny that you talk about "non-existent loopholes", but acknowledge that there haven't been any court cases regarding such behavior. I don't think they ever want things like that to go to court, because proving that somebody gave away information implicitly can be very much impossible. The "scare" part is all there is to gag orders, as far as implicitly disclosing information is concerned.