The four federal prosecutors who withdrew from the Roger Stone case this week are all Justice Department veterans who have worked at the upper echelons of the D.C. legal profession
The four main prosecutors on Mr.
Stone’s criminal case all withdrew on Tuesday in apparent protest at being overruled on their sentencing recommendation by Justice Department leaders. One day after they recommended Mr. Stone serve between seven to nine years in prison, the Justice Department reversed course, saying it found the recommended...
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