Roger Stone’s defense attorneys scrambled in the days after they decided a new “problematic” introduction to the former Trump adviser’s book could land him in jail for potentially violating a gag order in his criminal case.

Stone was in legal hot water before his attorneys notified U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson that their client would be re-releasing his 2017 book. The release includes a fresh introduction criticizing special counsel Robert Mueller III, whose office brought the criminal charges against Stone.

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