BREAKING: Judge Jackson orders Stone to report to prison on July 14 and modified his conditions of release to home confinement until then, noting the sharp increase in coronavirus cases in Florida. 
This is a pretty sharp rebuke from the judge. Stone wanted a Sept. 3 report date, but Jackson — who noted his frequency of travel during sentencing in Feb. — is now restricting his movement until then
"This will address the defendant’s stated medical concerns during the current increase of reported cases in Florida, and Broward County in particular, and it will respect and protect the health of other inmates who share defendant’s anxiety." Jackson said.
JACKSON emphasized that the prison Stone is slated to serve time in has not been affected by coronaviorus, according to recent Bureau of Prison tests.
She also emphasized that this still puts him in prison 75 days after his original voluntary surrender date.
She also emphasized that this still puts him in prison 75 days after his original voluntary surrender date.
Most significantly: Jackson's order turns on its head what Stone was going for.
She intimates—by requiring Stone to self-quarantine at home—that inmates have as much to fear from him bringing coronavirus oin from hostpot Broward County — than he does of contracting it in jail.
She intimates—by requiring Stone to self-quarantine at home—that inmates have as much to fear from him bringing coronavirus oin from hostpot Broward County — than he does of contracting it in jail.
NEW: Roger Stone's judge is sending him into home confinement immediately, and to jail on July 14, rejecting his request for a delay until Sept. 3
SHe says home confinement should help address the coronavirus concerns he expressed in his delay motion.
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SHe says home confinement should help address the coronavirus concerns he expressed in his delay motion.
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