Stone had previously vehemently opposed a gag order because he makes money through media appearances. If Stone violates the new gag order, he would have his bond revoked and be detained ahead of his trial. 'Thank you, but the apology rings quite hollow,' Jackson responded. This is just a stupid lapse of judgement.' Roger Stone shared a since deleted conspiratorial post to Instagram on Monday including a photo of Judge Amy Berman Jackson, who will preside over his case, with what appeared to be a crosshairs.

I have been treated for the emotional stress. 'I have acute financial stress,” Stone, 66, reportedly said. Underneath the photo, Stone complained that legal. Stone, a longtime ally of President Donald Trump, on Monday shared the image of US District Judge Amy. Stone apologized profusely for the Instagram post, which he has since deleted. Stone’s Instagram post, which he later deleted, showed what appeared the crosshairs of a gun sight beside a photograph of Jackson’s head. Roger Stone has apologized for sharing a photo of a judge with a crosshairs in the background. You apparently need clear boundaries, so here they are,” Judge Amy Berman Jackson said Thursday, according to reporters at the D.C. Roger Stone continued his strange post-arrest media strategy on Monday by posting an Instagram photo of the federal judge who is presiding over his case with crosshairs near her head. 'Defendant may not speak publicly about the investigation or the case or anyone participating in the investigation or case, period.

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