Judge Amy Berman Jackson is savvy and sure to have some questions for federal prosecutors on what in the last 19 hours changed their sentencing recommendation for Roger Stone.
The Justice Department plans to roll back its sentence recommendation for Roger Stone after President Trump called the proposed 7 to 9 years a "miscarriage of justice." @CourthouseNews courthousenews.com/following-trum…
@CourthouseNews JUST IN: Aaron Zelinsky the Justice Department attorney who prosecuted the case against Roger Stone has withdrawn. 
@CourthouseNews A top federal prosecutor, Aaron Zelinsky tells the court that not only is he withdrawing from the Roger Stone case but he has RESIGNED EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY. This just hours after reports that the Justice Department will modify its recommended sentence for Stone. @CourthouseNews
@CourthouseNews UPDATE: The Maryland U.S. Attorney’s office has confirmed that Zelinksy will remain a Justice Department employee as an Assistant U.S. attorney there, having resigned from his position in D.C.
@CourthouseNews Aaron Zelinsky gave a reverberating opening statement at Roger Stone's trial last year telling the jury that “Roger Stone lied to the House Intelligence Committee because...the truth looked bad for Donald Trump." >>>
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@CourthouseNews SECOND FEDERAL PROSECUTOR ON STONE CASE RESIGNS
@CourthouseNews UPDATED: Two federal prosecutors who brought down Roger Stone resigned their posts Tuesday amid reports that the government will roll back the sentencing recommendation that President Trump called a “miscarriage of justice.” @CourthouseNews courthousenews.com/following-trum…
@CourthouseNews Jonathan Kravis was in D.C. federal court this morning when reports broke that DOJ will reduce its sentence recommendation for Stone. Before resigning, he was a top prosecutor in the case against Russian firm Concord Management & Consulting, set to go to trial in April.
@CourthouseNews BREAKING: a third federal prosecutor Adam Jed has withdrawn from the Roger Stone case.
Jed and Kravis were together in Washington federal court this morning for a hearing on the April trial for the Russian firm charged with funding foreign interference in the 2016 election.
Jed and Kravis were together in Washington federal court this morning for a hearing on the April trial for the Russian firm charged with funding foreign interference in the 2016 election.
@CourthouseNews BREAKING: Justice Department has filed an updated sentencing memo for Roger Stone, signed off on by a federal prosecutor who joined the case within the hour, asks for "incarceration far less than 87 to 108 months" and defers to the court.
@CourthouseNews BREAKING: following the example of his DOJ colleagues Michael Marando is now the fourth federal prosecutor to withdraw from the Roger Stone case. He gave the closing argument at trial in November urging the jury to remember that "truth still matters.”
@CourthouseNews Now all four federal prosecutors who tried Stone in November are off the case. John Crabb, acting chief of the assistant U.S. attorney's office criminal division, signed off on the updated sentencing memo having joined the case just this afternoon.
@CourthouseNews All four federal prosecutors on Roger Stone's case withdrew today, with two resigning their posts, amid the Justice Department dialing back their sentencing recommendation after Trump called it a “miscarriage of justice.” courthousenews.com/following-trum…
