D.C. court brings Manafort's combined prison term to 90 months
The second judgment added concurrent and consecutive time and repeated a $6.164 million IRS restitution obligation also reflected in Virginia.
Entities and roles
- Donald J. TrumpDonald Trump network root
- Paul ManafortTrump 2016 campaign chairman
Relationships in this file
- Donald J. Trump2016 campaign chairmanPaul Manafort
Money trail
restitutionDistrict of Columbia restitution order$6,164,032 - Ordered from
- Paul Manafort
- Ordered to
- Internal Revenue Service
- Financially affected
- U.S. Treasury
Claims and evidence
- factconvicted
The District of Columbia court sentenced Manafort to 73 months, with 30 months concurrent with the Virginia term, producing a combined 90-month term. It also ordered 36 months' supervised release, $6,164,032 restitution to the IRS, a $200 assessment, and $11 million forfeiture for conspiracy and obstruction offenses. The tax restitution overlapped the Virginia restitution order and did not create an additional $6.164 million public loss.
- U.S. Department of Justice, Office of the Pardon Attorney: Executive Grant of Clemency for Paul J. Manafort, Jr.D.C. docket, offenses, sentence structure, restitution, assessment, and forfeiture
- U.S. Department of Justice, Special Counsel's Office: Report On The Investigation Into Russian Interference In The 2016 Presidential ElectionVolume II, pages 128–129: concurrent and consecutive terms and total 90-month imprisonment
- ABC News: Paul Manafort's sentence in DC case means he faces 81 months total behind barsD.C. term structure and one-time $6.164 million IRS restitution also imposed in Virginia