Judge Amy Berman Jackson said she didn't wish to waste much time talking about the re-release of a book Stone published in 2017, which could have been considered a violation of his partial gag order.

The court upheld a civil contempt order against former Roger Stone associate Andrew Miller, who refused to comply with a grand jury subpoena and challenged Mueller's appointment.

“You apparently need clear boundaries, so there they are,” she said.

U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson said Stone would need to show cause at a hearing on Thursday as to why the posts did not violate a gag order in the case or the conditions of his release.

“Mr. Stone recognizes the impropriety and had it removed.”

–Roger Stone

...depending on how Stone meant the post, he could be guilty of a felony.

"the government obtained and executed dozens of search warrants on various accounts used to facilitate the transfer of stolen documents for release, as well as to discuss the timing and promotion of their release"

Stone told a federal judge that she can’t legally silence him, in part because he’s not famous like Kim Kardashian.

Stone became the 34th person charged by Mueller.

Stone’s criminal case is off to a chaotic start, after his Fort Lauderdale, Florida-based lawyers failed to make the 9 a.m. deadline to file paperwork to appear in federal court in Washington

Stone, meanwhile, was allowed to go free within hours of his Friday arrest after posting $250,000 bond.

Corsi has been identified as "Person 1" in the 24-page federal indictment filed by special counsel Robert Mueller against Stone

MR. STONE: Pardon me?

Reports strongly suggest Steve Bannon was the "high-ranking" Trump campaign official who worked with Roger Stone

In an indictment unsealed Friday, the special counsel disclosed evidence that a top campaign official in 2016 dispatched Roger J. Stone [...] to get information from WikiLeaks about the thousands of hacked Democratic emails.

–CNN

The no-nonsense judge assigned Stone’s case has already demonstrated that she’s got little patience for defendants who misbehave.

The longtime Trump adviser has been in Mueller’s crosshairs for some time.

The longtime Trump associate faces allegations he lied to and obstructed the House Intelligence Committee's Russia investigation.

“Absent an appropriation, Department of Justice attorneys are generally prohibited from working, even on a voluntary basis, except in very limited circumstances”

The move has generated speculation that Mueller is closing in on an indictment of Stone for lying to Congress.

The agreement requires Mr. Stone to run ads in national newspapers [...] apologizing for making defamatory statements [...] It also requires Mr. Stone to publish a retraction of the false statements on social media.

Longtime Trump ally Roger Stone is under scrutiny in special counsel Robert Mueller's ongoing probe of Russian interference in the 2016 election.

The president praised Roger Stone for refusing to testify against him and bashed Michael Cohen for cooperating

Jerome Corsi, an associate of Trump confidant Roger Stone, says he’s been offered a plea deal on one perjury count—but won’t take it.

Although Mr. Corsi apparently had no direct connection to the Trump campaign, he was in touch with Mr. Stone, a former campaign adviser who communicated with senior campaign officials through the election.

In an email to Stephen K. Bannon on Oct. 4 — days before WikiLeaks began releasing emails hacked from the account of Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta — Stone said that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange feared for his personal safety but would nevertheless be releasing “a load every week going forward.”

Stone, a longtime Trump adviser, has said Credico was his intermediary to Assange and WikiLeaks.

Stone [...] posted an image that depicted himself and other Trump allies wearing space suits with swastika patches

That aide, Andrew Miller, lost a lawsuit earlier this month in U.S. District Court challenging Mueller's subpoena requiring him to appear before a grand jury.

It’s not clear what Mueller’s team questioned Davis about, though it likely has something to do with her close ties to Stone.

In her lengthy ruling, Howell said that the “witness raises legitimate questions, but his concerns are not legally sustainable.”

Lawyers for Andrew Miller, a former Roger Stone aide who is fighting a grand jury subpoena in special counsel Robert Mueller’s probe, as well as at least five attorneys from Mueller’s team spent nearly an hour and a half Wednesday in the D.C. courtroom of Chief U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell.

The Russians used Guccifer 2.0’s Twitter account to send multiple messages to “a person who was in regular contact with senior members” of Trump’s campaign

So how long before Mueller fills in the blanks with familiar names like Stone or Assange?

The aide, Andrew Miller, has not been mentioned before publicly in the investigation by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.

Stone, however, pushed back that he is "concerned" about being charged, noting that would suggest culpability.

Stone and Caputo’s interactions with Greenberg mean that at least 11 Trump associates or campaign officials have acknowledged interactions with a Russian during the election season or presidential transition.

“I said, ‘I think I will go to London for the weekend and meet with Julian Assange.’ It was a joke, a throwaway line to get him off the phone.’”

“I do not engage in any illegal activities on behalf of my clients or the causes in which I support,” Mr. Stone said in prepared remarks to the House Intelligence Committee... “There is one ‘trick’ that is not in my bag, and that is treason.”

Bannon told the Atlantic’s Rosie Gray that Breitbart’s report was “absurd.”