Stephen K. Bannon Sentenced to Four Months in Prison on Two Counts of Contempt of Congress

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1. charged

   A federal grand jury charged Bannon with two counts under 2 U.S.C. § 192 after he defaulted on a September 23 subpoena: one count for documents and one for deposition testimony. The indictment recited his private-citizen status and January 5 activities. Charging did not establish guilt; the later jury conviction and appellate affirmance supplied that adjudication.

   Jury conviction, four-month sentence, and $6,500 fine

   Grand jury indicts Bannon for refusing January 6 committee records and testimony · Convicted, sentence served, conviction affirmed on appeal

2. convicted

   A federal jury convicted former Trump chief strategist Steve Bannon on two counts of contempt of Congress, and on October 21, 2022, the court sentenced him to four months in prison and a $6,500 fine.

   Bannon convicted and sentenced for contempt of Congress · Convicted in a separate post-pardon case