Michael Cohen completes prison term after home confinement

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1. factconvicted

   Cohen pleaded guilty to eight felonies, including two campaign-finance violations, and admitted making the election-related payments in coordination with and at the direction of the federal candidate identified as Trump. He also admitted tax evasion and a false bank statement. Cohen's admissions established his guilt; Trump was not charged in that federal case and disputed Cohen's credibility.

   November 22, 2021 completion of Cohen's three-year sentence

   Cohen pleads guilty and says campaign-finance crimes were directed by Trump · Convicted by guilty plea; completed sentence in 2021

2. factconvicted

   Cohen reported to FCI Otisville to begin the three-year term imposed for tax, bank, campaign-finance, and congressional false-statement offenses. Before entering, he again criticized Trump. Because the term also covered crimes unrelated to Trump, only part of the punishment stemmed from Trump-related conduct.

   November 22, 2021 completion of Cohen's three-year sentence

   Cohen reports to federal prison to begin his three-year sentence · Sentence completed November 22, 2021

3. factdocumented

   Cohen completed the three-year sentence after serving roughly a year in prison and the balance in home confinement, with the brief July 2020 remand reversed by court order. Completion ended custody and supervision under that sentence; it did not vacate his guilty pleas. Cohen said he would continue cooperating with law-enforcement investigations involving Trump.

   Sentence completion, prison and home-confinement history, convictions, and Cohen statement

   Cohen completes his three-year federal sentence · Released; sentence completed