Judge allows Jan. 6 defendant to travel to DC for Trump inauguration

A federal judge has allowed participants of the January 6th Capitol events to travel to Washington, DC for the presidential inauguration. Judge Tanya Chutkan made this decision. Erik Peterson, involved in the events, will be sentenced on January 27th, after Donald Trump's inauguration. As part of his plea agreement, Peterson must pay $500 in restitution to the Architect of the Capitol.

Who was allowed to travel to Washington, DC for the presidential inauguration?

• Members of Congress

• Tourists

• Federal judges

• Participants of the Capitol events on January 6th, 2021

Who made the decision regarding Erik Peterson's sentencing?

• Judge Amy Berman Jackson

• Judge Tanya Chutkan

• Judge Merrick Garland

• Judge John Roberts

When is Erik Peterson scheduled to be sentenced?

• January 27th

• January 20th

• January 6th

• February 1st

What must Erik Peterson pay as part of his plea agreement?

• $750 to the Department of Justice

• $500 in restitution to the Architect of the Capitol

• $1000 to the Capitol Police

• $300 to the National Park Service

What is the role of the Architect of the Capitol in this context?

• To organize tours of the Capitol

• To provide legal counsel to Erik Peterson

• To manage the Capitol building and grounds

• To oversee the presidential inauguration