The supreme court has rejected Steve Bannon’s attempt to avoid prison time following his contempt of Congress convictions.
In a brief ruling issued on Friday, the supreme court ordered Donald Trump’s former adviser, who has been challenging convictions over his defiance of subpoenas surrounding the House’s January 6 insurrection investigation, to report to prison by Monday.
“The application for release pending appeal presented to the chief justice and by him referred to the court is denied,” the order said.
In July 2022, Bannon was convicted on two counts of contempt of Congress and was later sentenced to four months in prison in October 2022.
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