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Justice Department June 23, 2020

Prosecutor to testify Roger Stone case was handled in 'unprecedented way,' based on 'political considerations'

A prosecutor who quit the Justice Department over the Roger Stone case is expected to criticize the DOJ’s handling of Stone's sentencing during testimony on Capitol Hill on Wednesday, saying officials treated the political operative “differently from everyone else” because of his relationship with President Trump.

Roger Stone June 22, 2020

Trump ex-lawyer overheard Roger Stone phone call about WikiLeaks, docs reveal: report

Unredacted portions of former Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report on his Russia investigation were released Friday as a result of a lawsuit from BuzzFeed News and a nonprofit research group. 

Roger Stone April 30, 2020

Roger Stone files appeal after saying he is 'praying for a pardon' from Trump

Stone filed a notice appeal with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Thursday, which briefly stated that Stone would pursue a review of his conviction and sentence in the appeals court. 

Roger Stone April 24, 2020

Roger Stone 'praying' for Trump pardon, says prison 'de facto death sentence' because of coronavirus

Longtime Trump associate Roger Stone, who was sentenced earlier this year to roughly three years in prison for making false statements and witness tampering, said in a podcast released Thursday that he's "praying" for a pardon from the president -- repeating a claim that his punishment would be a "de facto death sentence" because of coronavirus. 

Roger Stone April 17, 2020

Roger Stone: Without a pardon, my jail term 'is essentially a death sentence'

Longtime Republican political consultant Roger Stone is praying for justice and hoping for a presidential pardon, the 67-year-old Connecticut native said after his court-imposed gag order was recently lifted -- as he will be reporting to jail in a matter of weeks.

Roger Stone April 17, 2020

Roger Stone's motion for new trial denied, paving way for prison -- or pardon?

U.S. District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson has denied former Donald Trump adviser Roger Stone's motion for a new trial because of an apparently biased juror, meaning that although an appeal remains possible, Stone will likely need to report to prison no earlier than 14 days from Thursday.

Roger Stone March 1, 2020

Roger Stone gets testy with Axios reporter asking about his criminal case

Former Trump advisor Roger Stone got testy in an Axios interview that aired Sunday night, as Stone refused to answer questions related to his criminal case because of a court-imposed gag order against him but said he's "proud" of his support for the president.

Roger Stone February 28, 2020

Roger Stone, under gag order, rebuffed questions on case in ‘testy’ Axios interview: source

The news site Axios is teasing an upcoming interview it conducted with former Trump adviser Roger Stone, but a source tells Fox News that Stone repeatedly rebuffed questions about his criminal case because of the court-imposed gag order against him.

Fox News Flash February 25, 2020

Judge Jeanine blasts Obama-nominated judge in Roger Stone case: 'I'm stunned at her behavior'

"Justice with Judge Jeanine" host Jeanine Pirro slammed U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson for admonishing Tucker Carlson instead of focusing on the fact that the jury forewoman in the Roger Stone case expressed anti-Trump and anti-Stone sentiments on social media before the longtime Republican consultant's trial.

Roger Stone February 25, 2020

Roger Stone jury forewoman questioned in court over accusations of anti-Trump bias

U.S. District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson did not issue a ruling Tuesday on a motion to grant President Trump's longtime ally Roger Stone a new trial amid claims of bias being leveled against the jury forewoman.

OPINION February 24, 2020

Deroy Murdock: Roger Stone vs. Andrew McCabe – With liberty and two-track justice for all

It's book advances and TV deals for the left; prison time for the right..