Roger Stone will be sentenced at 10am this morning.

[Zoonart]

How much time will he get?

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	10-20 years
	2 (11%)
	5-7 years
	11 (61%)
	1-3years
	2 (11%)
	6-10 months
	0 (0%)
	3months + probation
	0 (0%)
	Sentence and immediate pardon
	3 (17%)
	Tickertape Parade
	0 (0%)
	Pie
	0 (0%)
	Add your own pick in comments
	0 (0%)
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[rzemanfl]

1. Your poll has big gaps in it. n/t

[Zoonart]

2. Just looking at high, middle, and low guidelines as I have seen discussed as possibilities.

Frankly, the jurists that have been talking about this are all over the map.

[SlogginThroughIt]

6. Where is the original auggestion?

Wasn’t it 7-9 years?

[Zoonart]

10. Preponderance of thought is that he will not receive more than 7.

I only included 10-20 as a "Throw the book at him" Fantasy.
Feel free to make your own guess.

[bullwinkle428]

3. I'll say "4 years", followed by Trump's pardon in "4 minutes".

[Zoonart]

4. You could be right. I'll put in a box for* add your own.

[bullwinkle428]

19. YEAH, BABY!! I NEED TO PLAY POWERBALL TODAY!!

40 months is definitely in the neighborhood of 4 years!

[Johnny2X2X]

5. Judge is in an impossible situation.

No good way to act for them. Do you take the prosecutions first recommendation? Do you take the DOJ’s revised? So where in between? Do you take into account that the President will pardon him if it’s too severe?

[dalton99a]

7. The pardon is ready to be signed

He will not serve one day in prison

[scarytomcat]

17. so go for the max if it makes no difference

he is an asshole and criminal that has been screwing with people for a long time. He is a ratfucker.

[greymattermom]

8. So the minute he is pardoned,

can he be forced to testify? Will he be pardoned again if he ignores a subpoena?

[Zoonart]

12. That's the thing about a pardon...he will

immediately loose his 5th amendment right against self incrimination, because in the accepting the pardon he is admitting guilt.
Yes he can testify and will also be open to new charges.

[Zoonart]

13. Also-

If the pardon power is used with criminal intent then, no, the pardon power is not unlimited. The pardon power can, for example, be used for obstruction of justice, which is a serious crime. So the use of pardon power for Roger Stone or say, Paul Manafort could be viewed as obstruction of justice.

Especially in light of the testimony of Julian Assange in Britain, during which his lawyers asserted that Roger's buddy Assange was offered a pardon if he would announce to the world that Russia had not been involved in the DNC hack. A message that had been , it is surmised, delivered by Dana Rohrabacher. Lawyers do not make claims like this in open court if they do not have evidence to back it up.

So... the whole pardon thin in this case, is a very slippery slope for the Con.

[2naSalit]

16. +1

[scarytomcat]

18. to accept a pardon you have to confess and take responsibility for the crimes

you where convicted for.

[tavernier]

9. 5-7

and an instant pardon.

[Zolorp]

11. And will be pardoned tomorrow afternoon.

[Greybnk48]

14. 7 to 9 years, as recommended by the sentencing guidelines.

To do anything else will look like the Judge was compromised by bullies.

[LiberalArkie]

15. A pardon and then skips the US so he can't be touched.