US Drops Criminal Case Against Michael Flynn
U.S. Drops Criminal Case
Against Michael Flynn On May 7, the United States Justice Department announced
their decision to drop the criminal case against Michael Flynn, former national security advisor to Donald Trump. Flynn was accused of and initially pled guilty
to lying about his conversation with the Russian
ambassador to the FBI in a 2017 interview. His was one of the first Trump aides to plead guilty and
cooperate with Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russia's
interference in the 2016 presidential election. However, in recent months Flynn had been attempting to
withdraw his plea and challenge the prosecution’s case. According to court documents, the Justice Department has
now decided that Flynn’s initial conversation with the
Russian ambassador was “entirely appropriate.” This makes his 2017 interview
with the FBI inadmissible. Justice Department, via 'Washington Post' President Trump reacted
immediately following the news,
praising the Justice Department’s decision. Donald Trump,
via The Daily Caller
Against Michael Flynn On May 7, the United States Justice Department announced
their decision to drop the criminal case against Michael Flynn, former national security advisor to Donald Trump. Flynn was accused of and initially pled guilty
to lying about his conversation with the Russian
ambassador to the FBI in a 2017 interview. His was one of the first Trump aides to plead guilty and
cooperate with Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russia's
interference in the 2016 presidential election. However, in recent months Flynn had been attempting to
withdraw his plea and challenge the prosecution’s case. According to court documents, the Justice Department has
now decided that Flynn’s initial conversation with the
Russian ambassador was “entirely appropriate.” This makes his 2017 interview
with the FBI inadmissible. Justice Department, via 'Washington Post' President Trump reacted
immediately following the news,
praising the Justice Department’s decision. Donald Trump,
via The Daily Caller