John Bolton pleads guilty in classified documents prosecution
Summary
John Bolton, who was President Donald Trump’s national security adviser and later became a critic, pleaded guilty to keeping sensitive government documents after leaving the White House. He admitted to one charge of holding national defense information without permission during a court hearing in Maryland.Key Facts
- John Bolton was President Donald Trump’s national security adviser.
- Bolton is known as a critic of President Trump.
- Bolton pleaded guilty to keeping sensitive or classified documents.
- The documents were described as “diary-like” entries.
- He pleaded guilty to one count of retaining national defense information.
- The guilty plea happened in federal court in Greenbelt, Maryland.
- Bolton is 77 years old.
- This case is considered important for President Trump’s Justice Department.
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