A Washington political consultant who helped a Ukrainian oligarch illegally purchase tickets to Trump’s inauguration escaped jail time from a federal judge in a case stemming from Mueller’s probe
In written filings in advance of the sentencing, prosecutors gave Patten high marks for his cooperation, noting that he was prepared to testify against Manafort at his trial on Foreign Agent Registration Act-related charges.
Investigators and prosecutors interviewed Patten on nine occasions as part of his cooperation, prosecutors said, although details of Patten’s cooperation were submitted in a filing the court kept secret from the public.
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