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Judge revokes Manafort's $10 million bail after witness-tampering allegations

Reporting and findings

  1. documented

    A federal judge revoked Manafort's $10 million bond and ordered him detained pending trial after prosecutors added obstruction and witness-tampering charges. The court found the release conditions could not reasonably protect the proceeding. The detention ruling was not a final guilt verdict on all pending counts; Manafort later admitted conspiracy to obstruct justice in his D.C. guilty plea.

Summary and current status

The order moved him from home confinement to jail pending trial after a superseding obstruction indictment.

Pretrial detention superseded by conviction, sentence, release, and pardon

People and organizations

Relationships in this file

  1. Donald J. Trump2016 campaign chairmanPaul Manafort

Money trail

  1. commitmentRevoked pretrial bond$10 million
    Committed by / source
    Paul Manafort
    Committed toward / intended recipient
    Federal court pretrial-release security
    Financially affected
    Paul Manafort
    committed · 2018-06-15 · observedRead source record
    Calculation detailsPopulation Manafort's secured pretrial release package before the June 2018 detention orderPeriod 2017-10-30 to 2018-06-15Basis Use the bail-package value reported with the revocation order; treat it as a secured release commitment, not a fine or proven cash loss.Limits The report does not establish that Manafort paid $10 million in cash or forfeited collateral when the court revoked release.