They are charged in connection with a police altercation.
The judge said McKay got a longer sentence because he did not accept responsibility in Molotov-cocktail scheme.
The prosecutor's failure to appear might become an issue at the trial of anarchists charged with street disruptions at the GOP convention.
The first man to be convicted for his actions during the Republican National Convention is no longer convicted.
The defendants still face other felony charges, and the county attorney denied that politics played a role in her decision.
The Virginia-based fundraiser contends it brought in $36 million in contributions from outside Minnesota, but the committee has paid it about half its commissions.
Prosecution claims victory in the first trial to end with a conviction; defense calls verdict a "miscarriage of justice."
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