Stone associate ANDREW MILLER’s attorney confirms he was held in contempt for refusing to appear before the Mueller grand jury. He said any punishment though has been stayed while Miller files an appeal.
Miller’s attorney Kamenar emphasized that Miller had already been interviewed by two FBI agents and largely cooperated with Mueller’s investigation, including on document requests. But he said Miller drew the line at a grand jury appearance.
Kamenar emphasized that being held in contempt is a necessary condition for him to appeal, and he said he hoped the fight would reach the Supreme Court where, potentially, a newly confirmed Justice Kavanaugh could have a chance to rule on it.
