'I don't think this is just about mercy. We don't know that this isn't part of a bigger cover up.' — Michelle Goldberg of The New York Times on the Justice Dept. recommending a lower sentence for Roger Stone.
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DOJ backpedaling on sentencing recommendation for Trump ally Roger StoneBREAKING: US Justice Dept. is backpedaling on sentencing recommendation for Roger Stone, senior dept. official tells NBCNews. The move comes hours after Pres. Trump tweeted that sentencing recommendation was 'disgraceful!' and a 'miscarriage of justice!'
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GOP strategist says DOJ is now run as the 'Trump family law firm'Four federal prosecutors resigned Tuesday after the DOJ walked back a recommended jail term for Trump associate Roger Stone, soon after the president attacked the proposal on Twitter.
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DOJ announces reversal in Roger Stone sentencing recommendation after Trump tweetFederal prosecutors told a federal judge on Monday that Stone should be sentenced to serve seven to nine years in prison after jurors found him guilty last November on all seven counts brought against him by former special counsel Robert Mueller as part of his investigation into Russian election interference
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Roger Stone prosecutors quit case as DOJ cuts Trump ally's recommended prison sentencePresident Donald Trump's ally Roger Stone was convicted of lying to Congress about his contacts with WikiLeaks and witness tampering.
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We Now Have a Perfect Symbol of Trump and Barr’s Badly Damaged DOJTimothy Shea, the newly installed U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, may have won the president’s approval, but he has lost the trust of the real public servants who work in his office and across the country. BarbMcQuade writes
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Eric Swalwell: Trump injecting virus of corruption into DOJAfter impeachment, the president has felt emboldened to act with impunity. Congressman Eric Swalwell says 'What he's chosen to do instead is to show that he can have others carry out his hits for him. By doing that, he's injecting a virus of corruption into the DOJ, which is supposed to be independent.'
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