Judge Jackson Demands That the President Clarify Extent of Stone's Commutation
National Review
July 15, 2020
Well, it wouldn't be the Trump era — indeed, an election year in the Trump era — if a federal judge simply accepted a lawful presidential action that Trump critics found upsetting.
So it is that, Monday morning, Judge Amy Berman Jackson of the federal district court in Washington, D.C., the Obama appointee who presided over Roger Stone's trial and imposed the 40-month sentence that President Trump commuted Friday night, has demanded that the president clarify the extent of his clemency order.
Specifically, Judge Jackson has ordered the Justice Department and Stone's counsel to provide the court with a copy of the executive order commuting the sentence, and to address its "scope," meaning, "whether it involves the sentence of incarceration alone or also the period of supervised release."
So it is that, Monday morning, Judge Amy Berman Jackson of the federal district court in Washington, D.C., the Obama appointee who presided over Roger Stone's trial and imposed the 40-month sentence that President Trump commuted Friday night, has demanded that the president clarify the extent of his clemency order.
Specifically, Judge Jackson has ordered the Justice Department and Stone's counsel to provide the court with a copy of the executive order commuting the sentence, and to address its "scope," meaning, "whether it involves the sentence of incarceration alone or also the period of supervised release."
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