Breaking: A jury has acquitted former Obama White House counsel Greg Craig on a felony charge of misleading the Justice Department about his work related to Ukraine
A jury in Washington has acquitted former Obama White House counsel Greg Craig on a felony charge of misleading the Justice Department about his lobbying work related to Ukraine.
The case was an outgrowth of former special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation. After a three-week-long trial, jurors deliberated for only about four hours before finding Craig not guilty.
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