Former Trump adviser Roger Stone, indicted by the team of Special Counsel Robert Mueller, departs Federal Court after attending his arraignment hearing, where he pleaded not guilty, in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 29, 2019.
Roger Stone’s jurors are speaking out in court against the potential release of their questionnaires, saying they fear harassment after attacks by President Donald Trump on the jury’s foreperson.
Right-wing figure Mike Cernovich, represented by Connecticut lawyer Norm Pattis, in February petitioned for the release of the forms amid Stone’s bid for a new trial. U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson of the District of Columbia—who presided over Stone’s trial—tapped Sidley Austin partner Alan Raul to represent any jurors who wanted to get involved in the case, and on Wednesday Raul filed a motion on their behalf opposing the release of the questionnaires.
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