Steve Bannon Seeks Early Prison Release Amid Ongoing Appeals
The former Trump aide's lawyers argue for bail or sentence reduction as he challenges his contempt of Congress conviction.
Overview
- Bannon started his four-month sentence in July for defying a congressional subpoena related to the January 6 investigation.
- His attorneys request bail pending appeals, citing potential review by the full DC Circuit or Supreme Court.
- Previous attempts to stay out of prison have been denied by both the trial judge and the Supreme Court.
- If not granted bail, Bannon's lawyers seek a reduction to supervised release to utilize First Step Act credits.
- Bannon's scheduled release date is October 29, one week before Election Day.