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DOJ wants six-month prison term for Peter Navarro

The Department of Justice Seeks Prison Sentence for Former White House Adviser Peter Navarro

The Department of Justice⁢ is pushing for a⁤ six-month‌ prison sentence for Peter Navarro,‌ a former White House adviser, following his ⁤conviction for criminal contempt of ⁣Congress. ⁢Navarro, who served as an adviser to former President Donald Trump, was found ⁢guilty of ignoring ‌a congressional subpoena on two occasions last year. ⁤Federal prosecutors argue that⁣ Navarro deserves a “severe” punishment and are also ⁣requesting a $200,000 fine.

In an attempt ⁣to evade the subpoena, ⁤Navarro had invoked executive privilege, ‍but the court ‍ultimately rejected this defense. Prosecutors stated ‍in a ⁣sentencing memo that Navarro prioritized his loyalty to Trump over the rule of law. ‌They accused him ‌of using baseless claims of executive privilege and immunity to justify his defiance and contempt.

Navarro’s defense team has requested ‍a maximum ⁤prison sentence of‌ six months and a⁣ reduction of the fine to $200. They emphasized ⁤that Navarro’s conviction is unrelated to the events‍ at‌ the Capitol on January‌ 6, 2021, and ⁣that he should not be labeled as an insurrectionist.

This is⁤ not the first instance of⁣ someone facing jail time for refusing to testify about the events of ‍January 6 ⁢to Congress.⁤ Steve Bannon, a former White House ⁤chief strategist, was sentenced ⁣to four months in prison in 2022, although his sentence is⁢ currently‍ on⁣ hold pending an appeal.

Prosecutors drew parallels between Navarro and Bannon, accusing Navarro of exploiting his notoriety ‍throughout the‍ case. They ‍claimed that Navarro used press ⁤conferences, books, and podcasts ​to showcase ‍his disregard for ⁤government processes and the law.

Navarro’s sentencing ⁢is scheduled for January 25.

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