Slightly off-topic: These "gag orders" never cease to amaze me. My (very limited) understanding is that the US is _the_ country fighting for free speech. It's v

Slightly off-topic: These "gag orders" never cease to amaze me. My (very limited) understanding is that the US is _the_ country fighting for free speech. It's valued higher than most other things (i.e. over here, in Germany, it's restricted: You seem to be far more limited in what you can say without legal consequences). Yet, I regularly stumble upon rulings like these. Am I missing something? Isn't that exactly the opposite of free speech, with a court nodding gravely and supporting the outcome/helping to enforce this?