Jan. 6, 2021. PHOTO: Wikipedia ( Ken Silva , Headline USA ) In January 2022, Stefanie Chiguer was charged with four misdemeanors in relation to her participation in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol Hill uprising. About three months later, Chiguer reached a plea deal, and was later sentenced to 36 months’ probation, 60 days’ home detention and 120 hours’ community service.
However, the federal court docket does not reflect what penalty the Justice Department sought for Chiguer, nor does it say when her sentencing hearing was. A coalition of media members have filed an application to unseal her records to obtain the details of her secretive sentencing.
“This motion seeks access to all such sealed or otherwise undocketed records related to Chiguer’s sentencing, including but not limited to: any sentencing memoranda filed by Chiguer or the Government; the transcript of Chiguer’s sentencing hearing; the Court’s Judgment reflecting any sentence or other […]
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