Mueller Outlines Evidence to Be Used in Manafort Trial
Special counsel Robert Mueller’s team on Friday outlined some of the evidence it will introduce during ex-Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort’s trial in September.
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Manafort Jailed Ahead of Trial Over Witness Tampering
A federal judge agreed Friday to jail President Donald Trump’s former campaign manager Paul Manafort for witness tampering ahead of trial.
Read moreSpecial Counsel Shores Up Manafort Witness-Tampering Claim
Buttressing the special counsel’s bid to lock up Paul Manafort ahead of trial, a prosecutor told a federal judge Tuesday that the evidence of witness tampering is clear.
Read moreMueller Seeks More Subpoenas Ahead of Manafort Trial
Special Counsel Robert Mueller requested Wednesday that a federal court in Virginia issue additional blank subpoenas sets, for the first day of former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort’s trial.
Read moreManafort to Learn Names of Suspected Accomplices
A federal judge ordered special counsel Robert Mueller on Tuesday to identify the people he believes helped former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort hide his lobbying income.
Read moreMueller Says Manafort Attorneys Have Not Turned Over Docs
Attorneys for former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort have yet to turn over the necessary evidence they plan on presenting at their client’s fast approaching trial in Virginia, according to Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
Read moreMedia Coalition Seeks to End Secrecy in Manafort Case
A media coalition fired back at indicted former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort in a court filing Monday, claiming that his fair trial rights do not outweigh their access to sealed search warrant materials in the case.
Read moreManafort Virginia Trial Date Now Set for July 25
Special Counsel Robert Mueller requested Friday that a federal judge push back the trial start date for former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort.
Read moreManafort Filing Claims Mueller ‘Damaged’ His Right to Fair Trial
President Trump’s former campaign manager Paul Manafort said in a court filing Friday night that special counsel Robert Mueller’s motion to revise or revoke his pretrial release for alleged witness tampering might have “irreparably damaged” his right to an impartial jury.
Read moreMueller Brings Superseding Indictment Against Manafort
Special counsel Robert Mueller filed a superseding indictment Friday against former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort, along with his close business associate Konstantin Kilimnik, who is suspected of having ties to Russian intelligence.
Read moreManafort Vies to Block Media Records Demand
Indicted former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort asked a federal court Monday evening to keep documents from one of his criminal cases kept off limits to a media coalition.
Read moreManafort Accused of Witness Tampering by Special Counsel
Paul Manafort, the former chairman for President Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign, used an encrypted messaging app in order to tamper with a witness, Special Counsel Robert Mueller alleges in a filing entered Monday night.
Read moreTrump Divides Experts With Tweets About Pardoning Himself
In an ongoing assail of the special counsel’s Russia probe, President Trump insisted that he has an “absolute” right to pardon himself.
Read moreJudge Declines Manafort Demand for Unredacted Warrants
A federal judge ruled Tuesday that former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort is not entitled to two unredacted affidavits containing names of confidential sources and other information that doesn’t bear on the criminal charges against him.
Read moreManafort Not Subject to Double Jeopardy, Judge Rules
A federal judge ruled Friday that two similar counts appearing on former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort’s indictment do not subject him to double jeopardy.
Read moreManafort Virginia Trial Date Pushed Back Two Weeks
The Virginia trial for former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort on multiple counts of bank and tax fraud will be pushed back two weeks from its previously schedule July 10 start date.
Read moreManafort Fizzles With Challenge to Storage-Unit Search
Attorneys for Paul Manafort faced an uphill battle Wednesday in trying to argue that the government conducted an unconstitutional search on the former Trump campaign manager’s storage unit.
Read moreManafort Attorneys Renew Call to Suppress Evidence
Attorneys for former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort on Monday renewed their call that evidence found in Manafort’s home and storage unit be suppressed and that a federal judge reconsider the legal theory used by special counsel Robert Mueller to expose the findings.
Read moreManafort Bail Nearly Set With Addition of Mystery Property
Nearly seven months after Paul Manafort’s criminal indictment, the unidentified owners of a property in Washington state have put the former Trump campaign manager close to satisfying the terms of his $10 million bail package.
Read moreManafort’s Ex-Son-in-Law Busy with Mueller Investigation
Paul Manafort’s former son-in-law says he has been so busy with special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation that he’s been unable to keep up with his other legal issues, according to a court filing and a lawyer involved in a civil lawsuit against him.
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