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Paul Manafort

Former Trump campaign chairman
convicted

Former Trump campaign chairman, convicted August 2018 of tax and bank fraud tied to Ukraine lobbying; pleaded guilty in separate D.C. case. Sentenced to 7.5 years; pardoned by Trump in 2020.

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Paul Manafort, a former Trump campaign chairman, faced extensive federal criminal charges stemming from his past consulting work for the Ukrainian government, rather than the 2016 Trump campaign. In 2017, he was indicted on charges including money laundering, conspiracy, tax fraud, and failing to register as a foreign agent. In 2018, he was convicted in Virginia on eight counts of tax and bank fraud, while a mistrial was declared on ten other counts. He later pleaded guilty in the District of Columbia to conspiracy to defraud the United States and witness tampering. He received a total sentence of 73 months in prison across both federal cases. Additionally, Manafort faced New York state mortgage fraud charges in 2019, which were dismissed based on double jeopardy protections. President Donald Trump pardoned Manafort on December 23, 2020.
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