Former Trump national security adviser Michael Flynn is on track to be sentenced by the end of the year for lying to the FBI about his contacts with Russia’s ambassador to the United States
Former Trump national security adviser Michael Flynn is on track to finally be sentenced by the end of the year for lying to the FBI about his contacts with Russia’s ambassador to the United States, a federal judge said Tuesday.
But Flynn’s new attorneys, including Sidney Powell, an outspoken critic of the Mueller investigation, is instead pressing for more time before her client is sentenced. Government prosecutors a year ago said they would ask Sullivan to spare Flynn any jail time because of his “extensive cooperation” in the Mueller investigation.
Flynn’s list of complaints cover many of the same topics that his allies and family members have been pressing for years and center on the claim of an anti-Trump conspiracy inside the FBI.
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