Article snippet: Special counsel MORE is asking a federal judge in Washington, D.C., to move forward with the sentencing of former national security adviser Michael Flynn, nearly 10 months after he pleaded guilty to lying to FBI agents about his Russia contacts. The development Monday comes after repeated delays in Flynn's sentencing. “The matter is now ready to be scheduled for sentencing,” Mueller’s prosecutors wrote in a joint filing with Flynn’s defense attorneys on Monday. They requested that Judge Emmet D. Sullivan set a date for sentencing, suggesting Nov. 28 or seven business days after that. Mueller’s team had previously sought to delay Flynn’s sentencing four times, signaling that his cooperation was still needed in the ongoing investigation into Russian interference. The latest development indicates that Mueller believes he has gotten all that he can or needs from Flynn in the nearly 10 months since he admitted to lying to FBI investigators about his Russia contacts. While Mueller will not be precluded from calling Flynn to testify at any forthcoming trials, his sentencing will effectively mark an end to his cooperation in the probe. Flynn pleaded guilty to one count of lying to FBI agents in December and agreed to cooperate with Mueller’s probe, which includes exploring whether there was coordination between MORE’s campaign and Moscow. Flynn served on Trump’s campaign and briefly in the administration as the president’s national security adviser. He was forced to... Link to the full article to read more