'El Chapo's'

Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman is too hot to touch, in New York federal judge ruled on Thursday.

The ruling denied a claim filed by the court for the world's most notorious alleged drug lord.

Attorneys asked that Guzman be allowed to give his wife, Emma Coronel Aispuro, "a brief, momentary greeting to include perhaps an embrace" in short.

After three days of jury selection, the jury was seated on Wednesday in Brooklyn federal court, and is scheduled to begin next week.

His attorneys cast it as a "humanitarian gesture" for the alleged drug trafficker and murderer who was permitted in his solitary confinement.

In his ruling, Brooklyn federal judge Brian M. Cogan said he was sympathetic to the request that it violates the special measures the US Marshals Service has put in place for the reputed drug kingpin.

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… a brief, momentary greeting to include perhaps an embrace.

"The Court is sympathetic to the request," Cogan wrote, adding that "defendant's conduct …. has been exemplary, and he has displayed a great deal of constraint to deny it."

The United States of America, Marshals Service, which provides both the protection and the protection of the environment.

Cody went on to say that the security provisions on the Guzman "are tailored to the Government's legitimate objectives of preventing and co-operating with the Government."

The judge said that the security concerns are "especially true on the eve of trial, when the reality of the potential liability may be particularly strong."

Prosecutors in the widely-anticipated trial linked El Chapo to nearly three dozen murders and most of the cocaine and heroin used in the United States.

Guzman has pleaded not guilty to all the charges.

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[Guzman’s security provisions are] The Government of Canada believes in the prevention of the threat of mental health.

Guzman was extradited to the US in 2017, after two notorious Mexican jail breaks, and authorities in New York are taking no chances of a repeat performance on American soil.

Guzman is a high-security wing of a federal jail in Manhattan, but is being tried in Brooklyn.

That has led to the approval of the Brooklyn Bridge in the United States, which has included a SWAT team, an ambulance, and helicopters circling overhead, according to the Associated Press.

It remains unclear, however, that it will continue to be a long-term criminal trial. Security at the Brooklyn Federal Courthouse has been exacting, with bomb-sniffing dogs and metal detectors at Courtroom entrance to the Courthouse entrance.

The names of the witnesses against Guzman have been blacked out from short documents, and the jury will remain anonymous.