Paul Manavort's defense team reached a $ 11 million bailout agreement with the Office of Special Adviser Robert Mueller if he failed to attend his trial for money laundering and conspiracy against the United States.
The former director of President Donald Trump's campaign between June and August 2016 will relinquish four properties he owns in Virginia, Florida and New York.
Manavort will not be allowed to leave the United States under the agreement, and his wife Kathleen will hand over her passport to the authorities to ensure she does not leave the United States.
In return, the suspect will be monitored electronically by GPS technology and will be allowed to travel between Washington DC and the three states where he has property and business, provided that he is notified 24 hours before the court.
The federal court judge in Washington, DC, Amy Berman Jackson, must approve the agreement first before proceeding with it.
Manavort had earlier offered to put more than $ 12 million in assets as a guarantee to ease his forced residency restrictions, but Jackson rejected the offer because financial information related to the assets was not disclosed.
Last October, the court filed the first charges in the case of Russian intervention to Manavort, his assistant Rick Gates and former Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos, as part of Muller's investigations.
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