Chaos after the Trumps interference in the lawsuit against the friend

President Donald Trump has now, once again, interfered in a trial before it is completed.

This time trying the president to influence the trial of his former adviser and close friend, Roger Stone, who has been convicted of having threatened witnesses and attempted to influence the presidential elections in the UNITED states in 2016.

the public Prosecutor’s office on Monday called for between seven years and nine years in prison.

It has got Trump to write on Twitter that such a high penalty is ‘dreadful and unjust’.

Now they have four statsanklagere in the case withdrew in protest against the Trumps attention-grabbing interference. It is normal practice that, among other politicians fail to interfere, while the court is sitting.

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the ministry of justice has gone into the matter – allegedly under direct or indirect pressure from Donald Trump. The ministry has indicated that the penalty should be significantly lower.

Roger Stone has for many years been closely associated with Donald Trump. He is in political circles known as a provocateur, not clouds any funds in order to promote its political interests.

It was supposedly the eccentric Roger Stone, who invented the Donald Trumps project of erecting a wall between Mexico and the UNITED states. It was supposedly also Roger Stone, which in its time led a campaign against Hillary Clinton, against the words: Cage her inside.

in Addition to the Stone are five other people around Donald Trumps presidential campaign been convicted of a crime.

Until now, it has succeeded Donald Trump himself to go free. The so-called Mueller report on the Trumps possible cooperation with the russians in the campaign had no real political consequences for the Trump.

According to several u.s. media requires Democrats are now a study of the conditions of the sentence in the pending case against the 67-year-old Roger Stone.

Donald Trump informs, according to ABC NEWS, that he has not spoken with the ministry of Justice on the matter.

– If I would, then I could just do it. I definitely have the right to do it. I keeps me away from things. I thought that the recommendations made (read: from the prosecution of the hard punishment, ed.) ridiculous, says the u.s. president.

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