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Line 114: ===Post-trial=== [[File:Chicago Seven, news conference, February 28, 1970.jpeg\|frame\|Chicago Seven at a news conference, February 28, 1970]] ~~While~~On February 14 and 15, 1970, while the jury deliberated on the verdict for the remaining defendants, Judge Hoffman convicted all the defendants—and their attorneys Kunstler and Weinglass—on a total of 159 counts of criminal contempt.<ref name="Ragsdale-2008" />{{RP\|8}}<ref name="Linder Kunstler Contempt">{{cite web \|last=Linder \|first=Douglas O. \|title=Contempt Specifications Concerning Attorney William Kunstler \|url=https://famous-trials.com/chicago8/1377-kunstlercontempt \|website=Famous Trials \|publisher=UMKC School of Law}}</ref><ref name="Linder Abbie Contempt">{{cite web \|last=Linder \|first=Douglas O. \|title=Contempt specifications against Abbie Hoffman \|url=https://famous-trials.com/chicago8/1375-hoffmancontempt \|website=Famous Trials \|publisher=UMKC School of Law}}</ref> The sentences for the defendants and their attorneys were as follows:<ref name="NYT contempt">{{cite news \|title=U.S. Seeks Review of Chicago 7 Case \|url=https://www.nytimes.com/1971/03/26/archives/us-seeks-review-of-chicago-7-case-new-hearing-in-contempt-sentences.html \|work=The New York Times \|date=March 26, 1971}}</ref> * Dellinger: 29 months and 16 days on 32 counts

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