DOJ Report Finds 'Highly Unusual' Actions in Roger Stone Sentencing
Inspector General's investigation reveals no improper political influence but criticizes leadership's handling of the case.
- Attorney General Bill Barr's involvement in the sentencing was deemed extraordinary but not illegal.
- The investigation found no evidence that President Trump directly influenced the sentencing decision.
- The report highlighted poor leadership by interim U.S. Attorney Timothy Shea as a key issue.
- Line prosecutors' belief in political meddling was considered reasonable given the circumstances.
- The episode led to significant internal conflict and resignations within the DOJ.