The Mueller Report

Contains the report, a timeline of the major events of the mueller investigation, a guide to the important individuals involved, key supporting government filings (including criminal indictments). Introduction: a president, a prosecutor, and the protection of american democracy / by rosalind s. Helderman and matt zapotosky of the washington post -- list of individuals, arranged by organizational affiliation -- timeline of the special counsel's investigation -- report on the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election -- mueller and trump: born to wealth, raised to lead. Then sharply different choices / by marc fisher and sari horwitz of the washington post -- glossary of legal terms -- the key documents in the special counsel's investigation, arranged in chronological order, with introductions by the washington post: 1. Appointment order, acting attorney general rod j. Rosenstein, may 17, 2017; 2. Statement of the offense, us v. George papadopoulos (us district court for the district of columbia, october 5, 2017); 3. Statement of the offense, us v. Michael t. Flynn (us district court for the district of columbia, december 1, 2017); 4. Indictment in us v. Internet research agency et al. (us district court for the district of columbia, february 16, 2018); 5. Indictment in us v. Viktor borisovich netyksho et al. (us district court for the district of columbia, july 13, 2018); 6. Statement of the offenses and other acts, us v. Paul j. Manafort, jr. (us district court for the district of columbia, september 14, 2018); 7. Criminal information, us v. Michael cohen (us district court for the southern district of new york, november 29, 2018); 8. Transcript of sentencing hearing, us v. Michael cohen (us district court for the southern district of new york, december 12, 2018); 9. Indictment in us v. Roger jason stone, jr. (us district court for the district of columbia, january 24, 2019); 10. Letter from attorney general william p. Barr to us senate and house judiciary committees, march 24, 2019. The washington post ; introduction and analysis by rosalind s. Helderman and matt zapotosky ; peter finn, national security editor. Presented with related materials by the washington post. --cover.

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