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Mueller's sentencing memo in Paul Manafort's DC case was due today -- it's not quite midnight, but as I need to sleep, here's what may be going on assuming it doesn't show up in the next 45 min: 1. They've filed under seal, and once a redacted version is okay'd we'll get it soon
2. They missed the deadline. Option 1 is what's happened in the past during the plea deal breach briefing (and sometimes the lawyers wouldn't publicly confirm they'd filed at all), and is much more likely than option 2.
Which is all to say -- night owl @chrisgeidner will be up in case something happens, so follow him, but also get some sleep, enjoy your life!
And there we are
NOW: Mueller's office has filed its redacted sentencing memo for Paul Manafort in his DC case. They're not taking a position on how much prison time he should get, or whether it should stack on top of whatever he gets in his Virginia case scribd.com/document/40033… 
The government's sentencing memo notes that the estimated sentencing guideline range is 210-262 months, BUT: the legal maximum sentence for the two counts that Manafort pleaded guilty to is 10 years (5 years for each count.) So Manafort can't get more than that in his DC case
STORY: Mueller's office isn't specifying how much prison time Paul Manafort should get in his DC case, or whether it should stack on top of his Virginia sentence. But they called him a "bold" offender who posed a "grave risk" of commiting more crimes buzzfeednews.com/article/zoetil…
