The foreign-government-owned company that fought a subpoena in the special counsel probe appears to be off the hook, while prosecutors continue to put significant resources into investigating what Mueller pursued related to the company, court records show
Federal judge Beryl Howell of the DC District Court stopped fining the company in February, when it turned almost 1,000 pages of documents over to Mueller.The court fight dragged on from February into April, however, because Mueller's team and other prosecutors believed the company had kept records from them, according to the newly unsealed information.She finally deciding the company was no longer in contempt on April 17.
"What more could the Special Counsel want?"It's unclear if it's merely coincidence that the April 17 court order resolving the case came one day before the Justice Department released a redacted version of the Mueller report to the public.While the stand-off pressed on from winter into spring, case had become one of the most closely watched of the Mueller investigation.
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