A Federal Judge has abolished the order to stop Stewart Rods, a former right -wing oath -taking group, and in connection with the January 6, 2021 attack, Washington DC and the US Capital on Congress without permission Several other defendants have been charged with the attack. Court
On Monday, US District Judge Amit Mehta said inside An order While the court refuses to completely reject the terms of the release under supervision – as the Department of Justice requested – the defendant “is no longer bound by the judicial conditions imposed.
“It is not divine for the court why President Trump changed the defendants’ sentences, or to guess whether it was sensible to do so.” Is written. “The only job of the court is to determine the effect of the Act.”
Mehta noted that the unconditional nature of Donald Trump’s announcement “can be properly read to extinguish the implementation of the terms of release of the defendants”.
He added, “It would be wrong to amend the original sentences for the post -court discrimination” and that “on the basis of the president’s travel order, the court acknowledges that its monitoring terms will not be implemented. “
On Monday, the order came just three days after the first order of the judge, in which Rhodes and others were barred from entering Washington DC without permission from the court.
After the order was issued on Friday, the US Department of Justice, District Colombia, Ed Martin, acting US lawyer, Intervention On behalf of Rhodes and other members of the Malaysia Group, Mehta asked me to vacate the ban and reject the conditions for surveillance release.
In 2023, Rhodes was sentenced to 18 years in prison on January 6 for his role in the capital violation.
But last week, he and seven others in the layout were among the 1,500 people for blanket forgiveness or travel by Trump by Trump by Trump immediately after the opening of the 47th president of the United States.
Rhodes left the jail last Tuesday and was later spotted at the Capital Hill.
