Judge tells ex-Trump adviser Manafort to stop communicating with mediaWASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. federal judge on Monday issued a stern warning to President Donald Trump’s former campaign manager Paul Manafort   to refrain from making statements to the media that could harm his right to a fair trial. U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson chided Manafort for ghost-writing an opinion piece that was published last week in the Kyiv Post, an English-language newspaper in Ukraine, lauding Manafort’s political work for Ukraine. Jackson said she would consider any similar future behavior to be a violation of her Nov. 8 gag order not to discuss the case with the media or make public statements in ways that could affect the case’s outcome. Jackson stopped short of granting a request from Special Counsel Robert Mueller to deny Manafort’s proposal for more lenient bail terms, saying she would take Manafort’s proposal to lift his house arrest in exchange for posting four real estate properties as collateral under advisement and rule at a later date. Prosecutors had previously asked her to deny Manafort’s request, saying his behind-the-scenes ghost-writing violated her order and raised issues of trust.  “Mr. Manafort, that order applies to you, and not just your lawyer,” Jackson said.  She added that the op-ed, while not published in a United States newspaper, could potentially taint a local jury pool because of the global nature of media. “All that has to happen is for that favorable article, which is going to ... look on its face to be entirely independent, but is actually in part a message crafted and shaped by you ... is to have somebody you know post it on Facebook, Twitter or a blog, and you have accomplished your goal, given the power of retweeting,” she said. Manafort and his business associate Rick Gates are facing charges including conspiracy to launder money and failing to register as a foreign agent working on behalf of former pro-Russian Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych’s government. Jackson set the next status conference hearing for Jan. 16. Jackson said she has some outstanding concerns about Manafort’s proposed bail package, including his reliance on the real estate website Zillow to come up with some of the property value estimates. Manafort earlier this month pledged about $8 million in real estate assets in New York City and elsewhere, as well as life insurance worth about $4.5 million as security for bond. In a court filing on Monday, Manafort provided information including real estate tax assessments, appraised market values and comparable sales data for the properties in New York, Virginia and Florida. Many items cited Zillow. Jackson also expressed frustration that the defendants were not always giving pre-trial services ample notice about their whereabouts, saying, “It has to be more than an hour in advance.” She added that Gates has repeatedly filed requests to get out of house arrest on the weekends to go to his children’s’ sporting events, and she urged his lawyers to reach a bail agreement with the government so the court could “get out of the business of monitoring soccer practice.”  politicsNews
judge tells adviser manafort stop communicating mediawashington reuters a federal judge monday issued stern warning president donald trump former campaign manager paul manafort refrain making statements media could harm right fair trial district judge amy german jackson child manafort opinion piece published last week kyiv post newspaper ukraine landing manafort political work ukraine jackson said would consider similar future behavior violation gag order discuss case media make public statements ways could affect case outcome jackson stopped short granting request special counsel robert mueller deny manafort proposal lenient bail terms saying would take manafort proposal lift house arrest exchange posting four real estate properties collateral advisement rule later date prosecutors previously asked deny manafort request saying violated order raised issues trust mr manafort order applies lawyer jackson said she added published united states newspaper could potentially saint local jury pool global nature media all happen favorable article going look face entirely independent actually part message crafted shaped somebody know post facebook twitter blog accomplished goal given power retreating said manafort business associate rick gates facing charges including conspiracy lander money failing register foreign agent working behalf former ukrainian president victor yanukovych government jackson set next status conference hearing jackson said outstanding concerns manafort proposed bail package including reliance real estate website willow come property value estimates manafort earlier month pledged million real estate assets new york city elsewhere well life insurance worth million security bond in court filing monday manafort provided information including real estate tax assessments praised market values comparable sales data properties new york virginia florida many items cited willow jackson also expressed frustration defendants always giving services ample notice whereabouts saying it hour she added gates repeatedly filed requests get house arrest weekends go children sporting events urged lawyers reach bail agreement government court could get business monitoring soccer politicsnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Judge tells ex-Trump adviser Manafort to stop communicating with mediaWASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. federal judge on Monday issued a stern warning to President Donald Trump’s former campaign manager Paul Manafort   to refrain from making statements to the media that could harm his right to a fair trial. U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson chided Manafort for ghost-writing an opinion piece that was published last week in the Kyiv Post, an English-language newspaper in Ukraine, lauding Manafort’s political work for Ukraine. Jackson said she would consider any similar future behavior to be a violation of her Nov. 8 gag order not to discuss the case with the media or make public statements in ways that could affect the case’s outcome. Jackson stopped short of granting a request from Special Counsel Robert Mueller to deny Manafort’s proposal for more lenient bail terms, saying she would take Manafort’s proposal to lift his house arrest in exchange for posting four real estate properties as collateral under advisement and rule at a later date. Prosecutors had previously asked her to deny Manafort’s request, saying his behind-the-scenes ghost-writing violated her order and raised issues of trust.  “Mr. Manafort, that order applies to you, and not just your lawyer,” Jackson said.  She added that the op-ed, while not published in a United States newspaper, could potentially taint a local jury pool because of the global nature of media. “All that has to happen is for that favorable article, which is going to ... look on its face to be entirely independent, but is actually in part a message crafted and shaped by you ... is to have somebody you know post it on Facebook, Twitter or a blog, and you have accomplished your goal, given the power of retweeting,” she said. Manafort and his business associate Rick Gates are facing charges including conspiracy to launder money and failing to register as a foreign agent working on behalf of former pro-Russian Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych’s government. Jackson set the next status conference hearing for Jan. 16. Jackson said she has some outstanding concerns about Manafort’s proposed bail package, including his reliance on the real estate website Zillow to come up with some of the property value estimates. Manafort earlier this month pledged about $8 million in real estate assets in New York City and elsewhere, as well as life insurance worth about $4.5 million as security for bond. In a court filing on Monday, Manafort provided information including real estate tax assessments, appraised market values and comparable sales data for the properties in New York, Virginia and Florida. Many items cited Zillow. Jackson also expressed frustration that the defendants were not always giving pre-trial services ample notice about their whereabouts, saying, “It has to be more than an hour in advance.” She added that Gates has repeatedly filed requests to get out of house arrest on the weekends to go to his children’s’ sporting events, and she urged his lawyers to reach a bail agreement with the government so the court could “get out of the business of monitoring soccer practice.”  politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: judge tells adviser manafort stop communicating mediawashington reuters a federal judge monday issued stern warning president donald trump former campaign manager paul manafort refrain making statements media could harm right fair trial district judge amy german jackson child manafort opinion piece published last week kyiv post newspaper ukraine landing manafort political work ukraine jackson said would consider similar future behavior violation gag order discuss case media make public statements ways could affect case outcome jackson stopped short granting request special counsel robert mueller deny manafort proposal lenient bail terms saying would take manafort proposal lift house arrest exchange posting four real estate properties collateral advisement rule later date prosecutors previously asked deny manafort request saying violated order raised issues trust mr manafort order applies lawyer jackson said she added published united states newspaper could potentially saint local jury pool global nature media all happen favorable article going look face entirely independent actually part message crafted shaped somebody know post facebook twitter blog accomplished goal given power retreating said manafort business associate rick gates facing charges including conspiracy lander money failing register foreign agent working behalf former ukrainian president victor yanukovych government jackson set next status conference hearing jackson said outstanding concerns manafort proposed bail package including reliance real estate website willow come property value estimates manafort earlier month pledged million real estate assets new york city elsewhere well life insurance worth million security bond in court filing monday manafort provided information including real estate tax assessments praised market values comparable sales data properties new york virginia florida many items cited willow jackson also expressed frustration defendants always giving services ample notice whereabouts saying it hour she added gates repeatedly filed requests get house arrest weekends go children sporting events urged lawyers reach bail agreement government court could get business monitoring soccer politicsnews