Trump pardoned one guy who actively worked on behalf of another guy Trump pardoned.
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Who wasn't pardoned His friend and political mentor Roger Stone was not pardoned, although he'll be sentenced Thursday.
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Your boss pardoned a traitor who gave U.S. enemies state secrets, he also pardoned a terrorist who killed Americans.
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I pardoned my son's killers Azmat Bibi pardoned her neighbors after they killed her 22-year-old son Ghulam Abbas.
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Last week, Trump pardoned conservative filmmaker Dinesh D&aposSouza and in May he posthumously pardoned former boxing heavyweight champion Jack Johnson.
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Trump not only pardoned the Thanksgiving turkey, he also pardoned the crown prince, to the detriment of US interests and values.
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George HW Bush pardoned Iran-Contra felons, and Bill Clinton pardoned fugitive billionaire Marc Rich on his last day in office.
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He pardoned eight immigrants over the summer who were convicted of minor crimes, and in December 2017 pardoned 61 people, including 85033 immigrants.
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In 1863, Abraham Lincoln pardoned former Confederate soldiers, while in 1893 Benjamin Harrison pardoned members of the Church of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) for polygamy.
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He could have pardoned Flynn, as the first President Bush pardoned Caspar Weinberger, thus ending the Flynn investigation, as Bush ended the Iran-contra investigation.
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Trump's pardon of Arpaio is the earliest a president has pardoned someone in his first term since George H.W. Bush pardoned nine individuals on August 14, 1989.
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If he preemptively pardoned Manafort before his trial, and pardoned those who have struck plea deals, it would wipe out all of Mueller's work with the grand jury.
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Because some of Ms. De Sousa's co-defendants have been pardoned and some of the Italian agents have been acquitted, she should be pardoned, too, Mr. Bolognesi said.
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Almost all the major evidence that led to the indictments of 211 top national-security officials was uncovered by the F.B.I. George H. W. Bush pardoned many of the key defendants at the end of his presidency, on Christmas Eve 210 — just as Reagan pardoned Mark Felt and Ford pardoned Nixon.
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Iranian state media reported on Sunday that Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei pardoned about 700 prisoners, but Esmaili said Zakka's name was not on the list of those pardoned.
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This report was updated with a correction after we incorrectly stated Manning was pardoned by Obama; she was not pardoned but rather had the remainder of her sentence commuted.
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In the running were two birds — Drumstick and Wishbone — and while they were both eventually pardoned, Drumstick won a White House online poll and was pardoned publicly by Trump.
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A pardoned Paul Manafort or a pardoned Michael Cohen ironically could be more damaging to the president than if the two of them face accountability for their own criminal liability.
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"It is going to be a full pardon, which of course means he should not only be pardoned, he should be released immediately when he is pardoned," Mr. Mahathir said.
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"Those who will be pardoned will not return to jail ... almost half of those security-related prisoners will be pardoned as well," judiciary spokesman Gholamhossein Esmaili told state TV on Wednesday.
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"Then he got fired & I got pardoned," he added.
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Mueller and his team, questioning a pardoned party under oath before the grand jury, would have far more information about the questions they would ask the pardoned witness before the grand jury.
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For reference, here&aposs the turkey that President John F. Kennedy pardoned in 1963, compared to the 39-pound bird named Peas that President Donald Trump pardoned 55 years later in 2018:
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Communist-run Cuba, which has one of the highest incarceration rates in the world, has pardoned 2,604 convicts, state-run media reported on Friday, without releasing a list of those pardoned.
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He was pardoned on health concerns, security sources told Reuters.
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President Andrew Johnson pardoned Confederate soldiers after the Civil War.
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Cuomo pardoned seven illegal immigrants who had minor criminal convictions.
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President Trump on Thursday pardoned conservative filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza, right.
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Preet Bhahara got fired by Trump and I got pardoned.
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He was pardoned on health concerns, the security sources said.
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Mudd was later jailed for conspiracy, but was eventually pardoned.
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She was eventually pardoned and released from prison in 1873.
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So Avery can be pardoned, but only by Wisconsin's governor.
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He could have just pardoned Flynn himself, bypassing Comey completely.
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A killer can be pardoned if their family forgives them.
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Clinton pardoned Rich in the last hour of his administration.
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He was pardoned on Sunday as part of the deal.
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Mechanic was pardoned on Sunday as part of the deal.
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Of course, he could be pardoned by the next president.
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Jack Johnson President Trump posthumously pardoned boxing legend Jack Johnson.
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Last week, Trump also pardoned the deceased boxer Jack Johnson.
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A sample tweet from the fellow the president just pardoned.
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President Trump has posthumously pardoned the late boxer, Jack Johnson.
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Johnson died in 1946, but Trump pardoned him last month.
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Last year, Trump pardoned two turkeys named Peas and Carrots.
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Mr. Trump pardoned Mr. Arpaio after a criminal contempt conviction.
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John P. Altgeld pardoned the three who were still alive.
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UPDATE: President Trump pardoned I. Lewis Libby Jr. on Friday.
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Those pardoned will have restrictions on their legal rights lifted.
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Cartwright is one of 64 people pardoned Tuesday by Obama.
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He is unlikely to be pardoned, according to AP. Gov.
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He was pardoned the next year by President George Bush.
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With respect to those cases, people can't be pardoned. Right.
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Trump even suggested Obama pardoned Manning -- "horrible thing that he did, commuted the sentence and perhaps pardoned," he said -- though Obama only reduced Manning's prison sentence, and did not offer her a full pardon.
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Last year, he pardoned three veterans who had been deported to Mexico and in 2015, he pardoned a man who was fighting deportation after serving two decades for burglary and kidnapping, among other crimes.
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Paul LePage, a Republican, pardoned 112 people in eight years but both the number and names of people pardoned were kept hidden until The Associated Press obtained them using a freedom of information law.
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"I've seen recently that he has pardoned people," Winner's mother said.
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Joe Arpaio Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio was pardoned in August 2017.
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At first condemned to death, he was pardoned two years later.
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Nixon resigned, but faced no charges because Gerald Ford pardoned him.
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He was soon jailed on corruption charges, then pardoned and released.
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Now, 136 years after his death, he has been officially pardoned.
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On that topic, you're managing a push to get Ross pardoned.
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President Trump pardoned Arpaio over criminal contempt charges earlier this year.
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The problem with Arpaio's pardon is what he's being pardoned for.
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Human rights groups, outraged when Fujimori was pardoned by former-President
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Trump officially pardoned the controversial former sheriff of Maricopa County, Ariz.
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A guard arrives and tells them that one has been pardoned.
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Clinton pardoned a Democratic Party donor and his own half brother.
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The president pardoned the late boxing great Jack Johnson last month.
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He was released in September and pardoned by Trump in March.
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The National Thanksgiving Turkey was pardoned by President Trump on Tuesday.
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Before Wednesday, the governor had pardoned seven people for that purpose.
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In 2016, its inaugural year, Mr. Cuomo pardoned 101 youthful offenders.
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The president also pardoned Major Golsteyn of the Army Special Forces.
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And he pardoned former Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Maricopa Co., Ariz.
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Many have been pardoned or had their sentences suspended or reduced.
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Her husband, Owen, was arrested, but eventually pardoned by the King.
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Providence, Rhode Island, prohibited most options in 2012 but pardoned menthol.
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The president had pardoned Army First Lt. Clint Lorance and Maj.
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Mathew Golsteyn, who was pardoned by the President on murder charges.
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He'd pardoned Nixon and fallen thirty points behind in the polls.
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Mr. Estrada was eventually convicted of corruption charges and later pardoned.
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De Gaulle pardoned him in 1968, sparing him the death sentence.
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In total, Trump pardoned or commuted the sentences of 11 people.
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He was eventually pardoned, but was threatened with deportation several times.
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And he's used two Army officers he pardoned – Special Forces Maj.
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However, Trump pardoned the Arizona sheriff before he was even sentenced.
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The public basically "pardoned" Reagan even if his associates were indicted.
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I was pardoned and released after doing just over a year.
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DRISCOLL: Well another reason too, just strategically as a defense lawyer, I wouldn&apost want Manafort pardoned before this case is over because once he&aposs pardoned, his Fifth Amendment right against prosecution likely goes away.
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Besides Johnson's commutation, Trump has also pardoned political allies, like former Maricopa County, Arizona, Sheriff Joe Arpaio and conservative commentator Dinesh D'Souza, and posthumously pardoned heavyweight boxer Jack Johnson after actor Sylvester Stallone personally lobbied for it.
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Last week he pardoned Dinesh D'Souza, a conservative pundit convicted of campaign finance crimes, and last year he pardoned former Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio, who campaigned for Trump before being convicted in a case regarding racial profiling.
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Lee's father, Lee Kun-hee, has been pardoned twice for similar charges.
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Obama has pardoned more than 50 individuals during his time in office.
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President Trump has pardoned seven individuals since he took office in 863.
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Trump has pardoned a former soldier convicted of killing an Iraqi prisoner.
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He was convicted, but Trump pardoned him before he was even sentenced.
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The men were convicted of endangering public safety but then controversially pardoned.
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Mr Trump is not the first president to have pardoned old associates.
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Party spokesman Fahmi Fadzil says he has been pardoned by the king.
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President Donald Trump pardoned the controversial Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio on Friday.
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The governor of Ohio later pardoned King for the crime in 1983.
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On Tuesday, Trump pardoned turkeys named Peas and Carrots, according to TIME.
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Trump on Friday pardoned the controversial former sheriff of Maricopa County, Ariz.
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Worth noting, Ali's own attorney says he doesn't need to be pardoned.
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Trump has taken a different tack in deciding who should be pardoned.
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Think of situations like when George H.W. Bush pardoned Iran Contra figures.
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Assange in September had offered to allow extradition if Manning were pardoned.
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Above, Mr. Obama pardoned a turkey as president for the last time.
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When he took office, he pardoned everyone convicted under the Sedition Act.
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Maine Gov Paul LePage just pardoned a dog from a death sentence.
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One is to be pardoned by the president of the United States.
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Last December, President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski pardoned Mr. Fujimori on medical grounds.
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He was eventually pardoned, and is now a member of Rainbow/Push.
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Claire has not yet pardoned him, but she may still do so.
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He pardoned billionaire financier Michael Milken, who pleaded guilty to insider trading.
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The king also pardoned her fiancé, two doctors and an office assistant.
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Ford literally pardoned the guy who made him President one month earlier.
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Trump ultimately did so in June, and he also pardoned Dinesh D'Souza.
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Trump pardoned Libby, a former aide to Dick Cheney, earlier this month.
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Mathew Golsteyn — both of whom were pardoned by the president last month.
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What's happening: Bevin pardoned convicted murderers, rapists and drug offenders, NPR reports.
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Not all of the people Mr. Trump has pardoned met that requirement.
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Editorial Note: After this editorial was published, President Trump pardoned Joe Arpaio.
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Therefore, Avery and Dassey would need to be pardoned by local officials.
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Trump is getting pardoned this Thanksgiving — by a historic New York inn.
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Last Friday, President Trump pardoned former Maricopa County, Arizona, Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
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Does he believe he will be pardoned if he refuses to cooperate?
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Each time, he was pardoned by the president and returned to management.
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His successor, Jimmy Carter, unconditionally pardoned hundreds of thousands of draft evaders.
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President Trump pardoned Michael Milken, the "junk bond king," on February 18.
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One of the men, Raphael Joseph, died in 1998, after being pardoned.
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Arpaio called on U.S. District Judge Susan Bolton to reverse his conviction several days after Trump pardoned him, and the former sheriff promoted a campaign to raise money for his legal defense fund the night Trump pardoned him.
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First, a president might be pardoned by his successor (as Richard Nixon was pardoned by Gerald Ford) or perhaps even by himself before he leaves office (though the courts have never addressed whether a president can legally pardon himself).
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After Mr Sall pardoned him in 2016, Mr Wade immediately flew to Qatar.
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Carter also, on his first day in office, pardoned draft dodgers after Vietnam.
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Frank Barker, 43, was among those pardoned Monday, according to the governor's office.
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Including the Hammonds, Trump has pardoned seven people since taking office in 2017.
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And so, the president pardoned Dinesh D&aposSouza on a one-off opportunity.
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He was once again pardoned and returned to Samsung as chairman in 2010.
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President Win Myint has pardoned thousands of prisoners in amnesties since last month.
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Previous low-level convictions and arrests for marijuana will be pardoned and expunged.
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Arpaio had faced up to six months in jail before he was pardoned.
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In 2009 he was pardoned while serving time for evading taxes and embezzlement.
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President Win Myint pardoned thousands of prisoners in two mass amnesties last month.
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And, although only one will be pardoned, both their lives will be spared.
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It's so maddening to me, because he hasn't pardoned anyone to this point.
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He was pardoned one day before Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn resigned on Feb.
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You saw an example of that yesterday when the President pardoned General Cartwright.
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Previous recent presidents have pardoned in batches, after recommendations from the Justice Department.
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It's not the first time that Trump has pardoned an alleged war criminal.
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Previous recent presidents have pardoned in batches after recommendations from the Justice Department.
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She served more than nineteen years for the crime before she was pardoned.
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The President pardoned Arpaio before he was sentenced, which was an unprecedented move.
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The government apologized in 2009, and Queen Elizabeth II pardoned him in 2013.
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" Cuomo interjected, "Well, he has pardoned some people, but not in this situation.
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Bill Clinton, in turn, pardoned Marc Rich for committing 65 crimes on Jan.
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She was eventually pardoned and allowed to leave the country to return home.
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Kuczynski pardoned Fujimori and seven other persons "in similar condition" on Sunday evening.
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Warren Harding never pardoned members of his Ohio Gang that pillaged the treasury.
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The most straightforward imputes responsibility for the underlying crime to the person pardoned.
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Traditionally, only one turkey was pardoned and the understudy returned to the farm.
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Hong Sok Hour was pardoned by King Norodom Sihamoni at Hun Sen's request.
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If he pardoned Mr. Manafort now, Mr. Trump would pay a political cost.
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She attracts the paternalistic interest of benefactors who want to see her pardoned.
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Their sentences were later reduced, and they were pardoned and released in 1997.
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We will never be pardoned and we will die in a prison cell.
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Mr. Libby, who goes by Scooter, was pardoned by President Trump in 2018.
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The following month, before Arpaio was scheduled to be sentenced, Trump pardoned him.
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For example, Trump pardoned deceased boxer Jack Johnson who was convicted of kidnapping.
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Clinton also pardoned fugitive Marc Rich whose former wife was a Clinton donor.
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Lutsenko was released in April 0003 after Yanukovych pardoned him for health reasons.
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The President also pardoned two other servicemembers who were facing war crimes allegations.
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ET to learn their names and vote for which bird should be pardoned!
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He died before his appeal was decided and was posthumously pardoned by Gov.
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Each time, he was pardoned by the president and returned to the company.
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Matt Bevin pardoned not one, but several men convicted of sexually abusing minors.
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Trump pardoned both men last month by granting clemency to both their cases.
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President Trump pardoned a guy who wrote a flattering book about him Wednesday.
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"It is going to be a full pardon, which of course means that he should not only be pardoned, he should be released immediately when he is pardoned," Mahathir told reporters, a day after being sworn in as Prime Minister.
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Arpaio, who was found guilty in July, was pardoned before he could be sentenced.
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Read on for a look at who has been pardoned under the Trump administration.
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PARR: I think it depends on the level party foul that&aposs being pardoned.
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Eventually, though, Teresa said she'd hope to be pardoned and allowed to vote again.
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Martin Odlozil was convicted of causing his father's death but subsequently pardoned by Havel.
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"The President has pardoned them in exchange for a release of hostages," he said.
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Assange had previously pledged to turn himself into authorities if Chelsea Manning were pardoned.
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Conde pardoned him recently and the UFDG vice president returned to Guinea last month.
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He livestreamed himself at a church service asking to be pardoned by the people.
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On Tuesday, President Donald Trump pardoned turkeys named Peas and Carrots, according to TIME.
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Land rights activist Tep Vanny was pardoned this week after two years in prison.
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Confronting impeachment, Nixon resigned and was also nearly indicted, until President Ford pardoned him.
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But in the final days of his administration, Bush pardoned six of the indicted.
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Of the 148 people pardoned, 14 were political prisoners, according to local watchdog groups.
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Like Josey-Davis, Allen was ultimately pardoned by Governor Christie on April 2, 85033.
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The same is generally true for boxer Jack Johnson, who Trump pardoned last month.
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She was later pardoned and has become a critic of the North Korean regime.
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Turkeys are pardoned every year, not just in the waning days of an administration.
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Trump pardoned the late boxer Jack Johnson at the behest of actor Sylvester Stallone.
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Coley was released from prison in 2017 when he was pardoned by then-Gov.
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The president has now pardoned five individuals in his first 17 months in office.
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Brown last year pardoned two men who were set to be deported days later.
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If convicted on those state fraud charges, Manafort could not be pardoned by Trump.
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The president never said he pardoned himself," McCarthy told CNN's "State of the Union.
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That was the charge when President Bill Clinton pardoned financier Mark Rich in 2000.
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He hinted at a possible run for sheriff after Trump pardoned him in 2017.
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Last month, Trump pardoned Jack Johnson after Sylvester Stallone raised his case with him.
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She was pardoned and thus learned the amount of love required to pardon others.
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Case in point: when President Gerald Ford pardoned his predecessor Richard Nixon after Watergate.
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James Robert Adelman, who was sentenced to 12 years for embezzlement was also pardoned.
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According to the White House, President Abraham Lincoln pardoned the first turkey in 1863.
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They have instead pardoned for reasons of fairness or because the recipient had reformed.
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President Trump was on the line with good news: Mr. Milken had been pardoned.
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She said it would be "a great mistake" if Mr. Trump pardoned Mr Manafort.
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Two days after the failed ouster, Mr. Kuczynski pardoned Alberto Fujimori on medical grounds.
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That same year, President Clinton infamously pardoned his half-brother for a drug charge.
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Were Mr. Trump to announce that he has pardoned himself, impeachment would remain possible.
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President Trump has pardoned Joe Arpaio, the controversial former sheriff of Maricopa County, Ariz.
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Mathew Golsteyn, one of the service members Trump pardoned for an alleged war crime.
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Trump pardoned the controversial sheriff in August as Arpaio awaited sentencing for the conviction.
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Both men were imprisoned but were later pardoned, and went on to enter politics.
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Trump pardoned and commuted the sentences of nearly a dozen people, including former Gov.
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Prior to that, US presidents pardoned people for what would be considered civil offenses today.
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Confederates and draft dodgers pardoned There have been massive military-related pardons in American history.
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo pardoned several illegal immigrants Monday in order to help them avoid deportation.
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President Ford pardoned Richard Nixon prospectively, before he had even been charged with a crime.
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President Obama, like George W. Bush, was uncomfortable with the way Clinton pardoned Marc Rich.
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He was handed a suspended 3-year sentence for tax evasion, but was eventually pardoned.
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Democratic groups and activists are already preparing to go full blast if Arpaio is pardoned.
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State convictions such as Avery's can be pardoned by state governors, in this case Walker.
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Wikileaks founder Julian Assange had promised to surrender himself to authorities if Manning was pardoned.
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Here she is patting Drumstrick, one of the turkeys that got pardoned by the president.
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But the essential message is the same: we must pardon in order to be pardoned.
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Trump pardoned Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Arizona after he was found guilty of criminal contempt.
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Trump in late May pardoned Dinesh D'Souza, a conservative pundit convicted of campaign finance crimes.
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Last year, a military tribunal pardoned six of seven soldiers allegedly involved in the case.
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He was put in federal prison for a year before being pardoned by President Trump.
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Amnesty International and two other groups this week launched a campaign to have him pardoned.
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Cuba has pardoned thousands of prisoners in recent years, in particular prior to papal visits.
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It was not immediately clear if the remaining members of that group were being pardoned.
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If a man were to survive either one of those sentences, he might be pardoned.
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On Christmas Eve of 1992, as he prepared to leave office, Bush pardoned several defendants.
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Among them was San Francisco Giants great Willie McCovey, who was pardoned for tax evasion.
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Bill Clinton, with Holder's help, pardoned 16 of its members despite recommendations from the FBI.
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Following the meeting, Kim pardoned Ling and Lee, who returned to the U.S. with Clinton.
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An Obama order Trump can't overturn President Trump pardoned Drumstick, this year's National Thanksgiving Turkey.
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George H.W. Bush pardoned several men implicated in Iran-Contra, but declined to pardon himself.
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Those pardoned include women, youths, people who are ill and "other categories," according to Granma.
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Jerry Brown pardoned him, paving the way for Barajas to return to the United States.
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They were pardoned after former President Bill Clinton visited North Korea to secure their release.
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Trump eventually pardoned him, and just last week, he mounted a Senate bid in Arizona.
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Trump's pardons may therefore embolden investigators to issue subpoenas and pressure pardoned individuals to talk.
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President Win Myint has pardoned thousands of other prisoners in mass amnesties since last month.
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Both of their sentences were later reduced, and they were pardoned and released in 1997.
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Last year, the president pardoned Dinesh D'Souza, the conservative commentator convicted of campaign finance violations.
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It was not immediately clear whether the other members of that group were being pardoned.
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But Mr. Trump pardoned him over the summer, seemingly endorsing his view of local authority.
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He agreed to plead guilty to a misdemeanor but was pardoned by President Bill Clinton.
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But Mr. Arpaio said he "wasn't really surprised" to hear he would likely be pardoned.
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Mathew Golsteyn, whom Trump has pardoned of charges that he murdered a civilian in Afghanistan.
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Trump pardoned the controversial sheriff Friday night, drawing criticism from both sides of the aisle.
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On Friday another president with a special counsel investigation raging around him pardoned Mr. Libby.
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The day before, President Trump had personally informed Mr. Kerik that he was being pardoned.
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At 2:10, the White House announced that Mr. Safavian had been pardoned as well.
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Bill Clinton pardoned Marc Rich, one of his donors, in his final days in office.
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President Bush pardoned Iran Contra defendants despite allegations of his own involvement in that scandal.
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The conviction was later reversed, and he was pardoned by President Bill Clinton in 2001.
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Indeed, no president has ever pardoned or even attempted to pardon an official from impeachment.
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He had served six years of his 19-year prison sentence when he was pardoned.
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Walker has not pardoned anyone since he took office in 2011, according to Fox 6.
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No, a person does not have to be convicted (or even charged) before being pardoned.
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Now he has been pardoned, but the need for discontent remains as strong as ever.
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The tradition goes back to 1947, when President Harry Truman "pardoned" the first holiday bird.
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In 2018, Trump pardoned Libby, who was convicted in 2007 for perjury and obstructing justice.
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Each time, he received a suspended prison term and was later pardoned by the president.
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"President Clinton pardoned Marc Rich, who was charged with crimes going back decades," Trump said.
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State television said the last time this was done, in 2015, 31,527 convicts were pardoned.
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He was convicted and facing a potential six-month jail sentence when he was pardoned.
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Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker issued no pardons during his eight years in power, and in one of his final official acts, he signed a bill requiring state officials to keep a list of pardoned people who commit subsequent crimes and the governor who pardoned them.
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If anything, the pardon would make it more difficult for Stone to resist a subpoena because, having been pardoned, he no longer faces federal prosecution for the pardoned acts, which means he cannot refuse to answer based on the Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.
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Trump has pardoned two individuals in recent months Trump last week pardoned I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby, the former chief of staff to former Vice President Dick Cheney, who was convicted of lying to the FBI regarding the leak of the identity of an CIA agent.
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I think that he hinted that Rod Blagojevich, the former governor of Illinois, would be pardoned.
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No one pardoned could constitutionally withhold their testimony in either a criminal investigation or from Congress.
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Additionally, a five-year waiting period must occur before a person is eligible to be pardoned.
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Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, Peru's president until March this year, pardoned Mr Fujimori, supposedly on health grounds.
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In December last year the then-president, Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, pardoned him, ostensibly on health grounds.
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Each has also been pardoned, supposedly because of the importance of their firms to the economy.
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Would they consider reaching out to Trump to get pardoned after the deportation ordeal is over?
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He was pardoned on health grounds in December 2017 by Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, the then-president.
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So when we look at that moment in the rose garden, Obama never pardoned the guy.
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The United Arab Emirates pardoned a British PhD student it had imprisoned for life for spying.
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Mr Trump, who pardoned him a month later, said, "I thought he was treated unbelievably unfairly".
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Today, The White House tweeted a poll asking which turkey should be pardoned: Drumstick or Wishbone.
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While the guards of Grace's prison detest her, these members of high society want her pardoned.
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In April, President Gjorge Ivanov pardoned 56 officials, including Gruevski, over their involvement in the scandal.
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Having been pardoned in Moscow and debriefed in London, he appeared destined for a quiet retirement.
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The journalists who reported the massacre were pardoned this month, after spending 16 months in jail.
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Hearst's sentence was commuted by President Jimmy Carter, and she was pardoned by President Bill Clinton.
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I'm not advocating that Campbell be pardoned for abuse that she has inflicted on other people.
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He spent four years in prison and was pardoned by the governor of Ohio in 1983.
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He served four years in prison and was pardoned by the governor of Ohio in 1983.
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Another organization, Puente Human Rights Movement, is holding a "White Supremacy Will Not Be Pardoned" rally.
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"Shoppers may be pardoned this Thanksgiving season, but they'll be paying more come spring," he added.
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Nixon escaped criminal prosecution after his resignation from office because his successor, Gerald Ford, pardoned him.
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About 3,500 people could be pardoned by the Marijuana Justice Initiative, according to the governor's office.
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That summer, Trump pardoned Joe Arpaio, who is now running for the U.S. Senate in Arizona.
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On September 8, new President Gerald Ford pardoned Nixon, which destroyed whatever goodwill Ford had earned.
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Trump has not pardoned anyone, and all witnesses gave testimony to Congress or the special counsel.
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That way you're not telling me my own fate, and you're not identifying the pardoned man.
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Here are the 12 people Trump has pardoned or offered reduced sentences to since becoming president.
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Kings also widely pardoned homicides as a means of facilitating war during periods of great upheaval.
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Gavin Newsom pardoned a Vietnamese immigrant facing possible deportation for a 15-year-old gang crime.
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President George Bush pardoned him on Christmas Eve 1992, along with five other Iran-contra figures.
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The last president to leave office in the face of impeachment was pardoned by his successor.
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In June, Mr. Cuomo pardoned Carlos Cardona, an immigrant from Colombia who had volunteered with Sept.
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Mr. Trump pardoned Joe Arpaio, a former Arizona sheriff convicted of criminal contempt, in August 2017.
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" Mr. Trump said on Thursday that he pardoned Mr. D'Souza because he was "treated very unfairly.
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Of course, the next day Trump didn't pardon the woman Kim was championing; he pardoned D'Souza.
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Charrière, who was pardoned, died in 1973, just months before the first "Papillon" opened, immortalizing him.
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No president has ever pardoned himself, and it's unclear if Mr. Trump could legitimately do so.
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Now, none of that is to say that the people Trump pardoned weren't deserving of it.
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Trump likely would face political blowback, which could be why he has not pardoned Stone already.
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He pardoned Bernie Kerik, the former New York police commissioner who was convicted of tax fraud.
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Politicians, pardoned How does Trump use his power of pardon when it comes to fellow politicians?
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A petition to have Lorance pardoned generated more than 124,000 signatures, according to the White House.
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Libby, former Vice President Dick Cheney's chief of staff, was pardoned earlier this month by Trump.
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President Trump earlier this year pardoned the retired sheriff, saving him from a possible jail sentence.
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Mr. Arpaio was ultimately convicted last month, and Mr. Trump pardoned him before he was sentenced.
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Trump also pardoned Eddie DeBartolo Jr., the former owner of the San Francisco 49ers football team.
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State TV South Sudan Broadcasting Corporation (HSBC) said a total of 31 people had been pardoned.
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State TV South Sudan Broadcasting Corporation (HSBC) said a total of 31 people had been pardoned.
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The National Thanksgiving Turkey and its alternate will join Peas and Carrots, last year's pardoned birds.
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And I ate because the food came from him, which pardoned it in my disordered mind.
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The elder Mr. Lee has been convicted of corruption charges twice but was pardoned both times.
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President Trump pardoned two turkeys on Tuesday as part of an annual White House Thanksgiving tradition.
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Bill Clinton, on his last day in office, pardoned his brother for a 1980s drug conviction.
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Giuliani, however, admitted Sunday there would likely be a severe political backlash if Trump pardoned himself.
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The former Marine, Marco A. Chavez, was among three deported veterans pardoned in April by Gov.
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On Tuesday, Trump pardoned and commuted the sentences of nearly a dozen people, including former Gov.
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The release came 12 days after Peru's president, Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, pardoned him on Christmas Eve.
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"State and local convictions can only be pardoned by a governor, not the president," he said.
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Even if Trump eventually pardoned Manafort, states in which financial laws were broken could pursue penalties.
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Trump last week pardoned conservative commentator and filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza, convicted of making illegal campaign contributions.
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If they weighed in, it usually came in the form of clemency shortly before leaving office, as when Mr. Bush pardoned former Reagan administration colleagues caught up in the Iran-contra scandal or when President Bill Clinton pardoned his half brother and his former business partner.
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Manning, however, was not actually pardoned; her sentence was commuted by Obama after seven years behind bars.
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Pardoned in 21979, he went into exile in Mexico where he met Argentine revolutionary Ernesto "Che" Guevara.
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And I am delighted, now that you mentioned it, that President Trump has pardoned Dinesh D&aposSouza.
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However, just days before Trump's inauguration, Obama pardoned Manning; she was freed from prison on May 17.
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Former Navy sailor Kristian Saucier who was pardoned by President Trump earlier this year joins us now.
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" He also noted that if the president pardoned himself, it "would lead to, probably, an immediate impeachment.
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There was President Bill Clinton, who pardoned Marc Rich on Clinton's last day in office on Jan.
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President Trump will never be impeached, and all of his minions currently under investigation will be pardoned.
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Ex-President Nixon was pardoned by President Ford before he was ever charged with any criminal violation.
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Indeed, Duquette believes that if the Malheur occupation hadn't happened, the Hammonds would've been pardoned long ago.
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The current president, Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, said he had pardoned the 79-year-old on health grounds.
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"I feel so good doing this," he said as he petted and pardoned the lucky bird, Drumstick.
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Her sentence was commuted by President Jimmy Carter, and she was later pardoned by President Bill Clinton.
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President Gerald Ford preemptively pardoned Nixon one month into his term, closing the door on criminal charges.
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He seldom incited hatred against rivals, and pardoned 10,000 people who had risen up against the state.
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A few weeks later, President Bush pardoned Weinberger before he went to trial on the original charges.
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He was sentenced to three years in a Thai jail in 2009, although he was eventually pardoned.
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Hundreds of thousands have now signed petitions calling for Avery and Dassey to be pardoned and released.
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A friend of President Trump, he was pardoned late August and is now running for Arizona Senate
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Taft added that criminal contempts from federal courts had "been pardoned for 224 years" — specifically, 21992 times.
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But Ford's decision illustrated the breadth and expanse of the president's power — he pardoned Nixon on Sept.
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The girl's father pardoned his son, though it wasn't legally binding as the state decided to intervene.
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"Death recorded" means that a convict was pardoned for his crimes rather than given the death sentence.
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When Trump pardoned Sheriff Joe Arpaio, he did it as a hurricane was making landfall in Texas.
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He was pardoned Thursday by Trump, marking the fifth pardon the president has issued since taking office.
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Kelli Ward (R) and former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, whom Trump pardoned earlier this year. Sen.
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There is no secret to uncover about why Black and Nolan were pardoned; no conspiracy at work.
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Meanwhile, supporters of the pardoned ex-president gathered outside the hospital where Fujimori is currently being treated.
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In June, he pardoned conservative author Dinesh D'Souza and talked about pardons for other prominent convicts. Sen.
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He&aposs served six years and that&aposs a judgement call and he was certainly not pardoned.
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Let's look at the dynamics around the men Trump has pardoned… What do they have in common?
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The men pardoned were Bahram Mechanic, Tooraj Faridi, and Khosrow Afghahi, according to Mechanic's lawyer, Joel Androphy.
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President Donald Trump pardoned a turkey named Butter during the annual National Thanksgiving Turkey Presentation on Tuesday.
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Four were hanged, a fifth committed suicide in jail and the three others were pardoned years later.
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That is the exact narrative Trump wanted to promote — and so he pardoned D'Souza, in May 2018.
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He's pardoned political allies and the deceased boxer Jack Johnson, and considered pardoning celebrities like Martha Stewart.
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In April of 2017, then California governor Jerry Brown pardoned Barajas, along with two other deported veterans.
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J.B. Pritzker (D) on Friday pardoned an Army veteran who was deported to Mexico in March 85033.
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After that, if you're pardoned, New York State is almost certain to indict you for money laundering.
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Frémont was found guilty—then was immediately pardoned and restored to rank by President James K. Polk.
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After being pardoned, she worked for South Korea's National Intelligence Service before marrying one of her bodyguards.
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In May, Trump pardoned conservative commentator D'Souza, who pleaded guilty in 2014 to making illegal campaign contributions.
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After the trial, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was among those who called for him to be pardoned.
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He has also focused on prominent people, while other presidents often pardoned people not of particular notoriety.
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If Stone is pardoned, his conviction would be voided, and he would not face any criminal sentence.
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On Wednesday, after Mr. Bennett called for Sergeant Azaria to be pardoned, Mr. Netanyahu echoed the call.
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He was quickly pardoned by his successor, to assuage pressure by his supporters and relatives in government.
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They are some of the people who have had their federal felony convictions pardoned by President Trump.
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Bevin pardoned Micah Schoettle, now 41, who had been convicted of raping a 9-year-old girl.
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Even if the president pardoned a family member or aide, that would not end their legal liability.
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Johnson pardoned nearly all high-ranking Confederates who had taken up arms against the United States government.
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The governor also pardoned Erasmo Apodaca, 47, a former Marine, and Hector Barajas, 40, an Army veteran.
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President Trump pardoned two Oregon ranchers who had been serving out sentences for arson on federal land.
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Presidents typically wait until the end of their term to issue pardons, but Trump has already issued several: Last week, he pardoned fiery conservative commentator Dinesh D'Souza; he's also already pardoned former Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio, former vice presidential adviser Scooter Libby, and deceased boxing champion Jack Johnson.
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The first person he pardoned, Sheriff Joe Arpaio, was defiant despite being convinced of criminal contempt of court.
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The pardoned prisoners also included two women who organized demonstrations outside metro stations last year after fare hikes.
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So if he is pardoned he no longer faces criminal prosecution, he would conceivably be forced to testify.
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Some of the people pardoned or commuted Friday were woman Greitens says were victims of rape or abuse.
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Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter told the audience at Disrupt SF yesterday that Snowden should not be pardoned.
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Plus, an exclusive interview with conservative filmmaker Dinesh D&aposSouza the day after being pardoned by President Trump.
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Just because former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio was pardoned by President Trump doesn't mean he wasn't guilty.
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He has pardoned dissidents, lifted a state of emergency and pledged to partly privatize key state-owned firms.
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Black was convicted of fraud and obstruction of justice and was pardoned by President Donald Trump in May.
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Clemency In his final week as president, Obama commuted the bulk of Chelsea Manning's sentence and pardoned Gen.
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Last year, President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi pardoned two imprisoned journalists from the Al-Jazeera English news network.
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Trump has previously pardoned controversial Sheriff Joe Arpaio, from Maricopa County, Arizona — a reward for a political supporter.
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But Jones, 43, who has filed a clemency petition and is hoping to be pardoned by Illinois Gov.
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On Friday, the government announced that about 550,000 petty criminals will be pardoned to mark the emperor's enthronement.
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The request proved controversial, with his victims saying they were divided on whether the actor should be pardoned.
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Bill Clinton pardoned Rich on his last day in office, one of his most controversial decisions as president.
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Courage was the first turkey to be pardoned by Obama after he took office in January of 2009.
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At the same time, there was confusion over how many of those pardoned were actually still in prison.
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Mr Trump pardoned Scooter Libby, Dick Cheney's former chief of staff, who was convicted in 2007 of perjury.
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He was sentenced to prison around 1970 and pardoned by President Richard Nixon two years into his sentence.
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Assange had previously promised to leave the embassy of his own free will if Chelsea Manning was pardoned.
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Here are just a few of the human turkeys Trump has pardoned, legally or otherwise, while in Washington.
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Earlier this month, Trump pardoned US Army officer Michael Behenna, who was convicted of killing an Iraqi prisoner.
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A kindly, quite handsome psychiatrist enters the scene to investigate whether she should be pardoned due to insanity.
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The DA indicted Manafort because he worked on the Trump campaign and could be pardoned during Trump's presidency.
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"He's truly an inspirational character," said Stallone of the late boxer, pardoned posthumously today by Pres Trump. pic.twitter.
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Trump last week pardoned conservative commentator Dinesh D'Souza, who was convicted in 85033 of making illegal campaign donations.
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In keeping with a presidential Thanksgiving tradition, President Trump pardoned a turkey on Tuesday before departing for Florida.
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President Bill Clinton pardoned Rich, whose wife was a generous Clinton donor, on his last day in office.
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Back then you'd get hanged for that crime, but she was pardoned on account of being a woman.
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Trump most recently pardoned conservative commentator Dinesh D'Souza, who pleaded guilty in 2014 to making illegal campaign contributions.
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Ironically, he can only be compelled to testify against the President if he is pardoned by the President.
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He could then be pardoned by the President, reimbursed for his crushing legal expenses and fade into obscurity.
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Once pardoned, the witness faces no criminal exposure for his underlying crimes and can be forced to testify.
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Norway considers French to be a free man, although he has not been pardoned in Congo, Brende said.
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During his 1975 to 1983 gubernatorial stint, the paper reported, Brown pardoned 404 people and granted one commutation.
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Joe Arpaio, the racist Arizona sheriff who campaigned with Trump in 2016, was pardoned early in Trump's presidency.
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Andrew Cuomo pardoned several immigrants faced with possible deportation for past crimes at the end of last year.
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President Obama pardoned four Iranian citizens and commuted the sentences of three others in exchange for the release.
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Thomas Jefferson pardoned those still in prison under the controversial Alien and Sedition Acts when he became president.
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The reason he was pardoned by Qatar's ruler, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, was not immediately clear.
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On his last day in office in 2001, the former president pardoned his half-brother for drug charges.
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And in 1868, President Andrew Johnson pardoned former Confederate soldiers, most of whom had not been criminally charged.
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He then (properly in my view) was pardoned by President Ford in an effort to heal the country.
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He lifted the ban on opposition groups and pardoned one of his country's most high-profile political prisoners.
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I don't know if he could be pardoned before his next trial, although I guess theoretically he could.
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As many legal scholars have already noted, once an individual is pardoned, she is shielded from criminal liability.
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Is the museum effectively selling a modern papal indulgence for a sin that shouldn't be so easily pardoned?
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At Christmas, he pardoned six Reagan administration officials who had been involved in the arms-for-hostages scandal.
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This summer, he pardoned eight immigrants who faced deportation as a result of convictions for relatively minor crimes.
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Mr. Chávez pardoned many of his adversaries, even those who attempted to overthrow him in a violent coup.
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When Nixon resigned -- he was not impeached but was about to be -- Ford became President and pardoned Nixon.
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Groups have written to President Trump, who has pardoned three people, urging him to consider the Johnson case.
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In September 1974, a month after Richard Nixon resigned the presidency in disgrace, President Gerald Ford pardoned him.
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"Guided by the principle of humanity, I hereby order that Issachar, Naama be pardoned" effective immediately, Putin wrote.
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In the last few weeks, he has commuted the sentences of 232 federal inmates and pardoned 78 others.
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His father, Samsung's longtime chief, was twice convicted of crimes and twice pardoned by a South Korean president.
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In its FAQ, Lowell Cafe says it gives "special employment consideration" to recently pardoned, non-violent cannabis offenders.
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Gerald Ford pardoned Richard Nixon, who had not been convicted or even charged with a crime in 21.
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Jerry Brown (D) pardoned the veteran last year, and Barajas-Varela's naturalization ceremony will take place next month.
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Nixon's Republican successor, Gerald Ford, pardoned the former president and the nation suffered a painful crisis of confidence.
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Two of the Americans convicted along with her have been pardoned, and a third had his sentence reduced.
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President Barack Obama shortened prison sentences for 153 convicts, mainly low-level drug offenders, and pardoned 78 others.
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And he pardoned Paul Donel Hurt, who had been convicted of sexually abusing his 6-year-old stepdaughter.
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After being held guilty in the first trial, Nanavati was finally pardoned in 1962 and migrated to Canada.
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The question of whether a sitting president can be prosecuted is rendered moot if the president is pardoned.
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The decree also eliminated prior terms that barred prisoners with sentences longer than 12 years from being pardoned.
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President Andrew Johnson had pardoned Garland, and Garland argued that this shielded him from disbarment under the law.
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Improbably, the recently pardoned former financier Michael Milken makes an appearance in the saga: Peloton began the patent lawsuit process by claiming Flywheel had specifically sent one of its major investors, twice-pardoned "junk bond king" Michael Milken, to obtain proprietary information from [the Peloton C.E.O. John] Foley under false pretenses.
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The former helicopter navigator spent two years as a prisoner in Russia before being pardoned by Putin and released.
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More than 100 years later, President Jimmy Carter essentially pardoned Confederate President Jefferson Davis by posthumously restoring his citizenship.
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A day earlier they were pardoned by President Donald Trump and released from a federal prison near Los Angeles.
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He pleaded guilty to misdemeanors stemming from the Iran-Contra affair and was pardoned by President George H.W. Bush.
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She was pardoned in 2007 after Amnesty International, other rights groups and some Western powers pressed for her release.
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He pardoned a supporter who was found in contempt for refusing to stop racist policies in his sheriff's office.
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Remember, the elder Lee had been previously convicted of tax evasion and bribery, only to be later pardoned — twice.
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Attorney General Berhanu Tsegaye said on Saturday Andargachew has been pardoned "under special circumstances" along with 575 other inmates.
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Mark Wahlberg's request to be pardoned for the assaults he committed as a teenager has come to an end.
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Mr Trump, who pardoned Mr Arpaio for his contempt of court conviction last year, has lavished praise on him.
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Late last year Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, the current president, pardoned Mr Fujimori, who had been convicted of another crime.
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He is expected to file an appeal, but the real question is whether he will be pardoned by Trump.
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Let us say…even to those who hate us, may all be pardoned in the light of the Resurrection!
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President Donald Trump on Monday pardoned a former soldier who was convicted of killing an Iraqi prisoner in 2008.
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He was fined $211,000 and sentenced to five years' probation -- but, pardoned in 1998, he ran for governor again.
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These acts of justice by President Trump have significant implications, and not just for those pardoned and their families.
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Mr. Rubell died in 1989, and Mr. Schrager was pardoned by President Barack Obama just before he left office.
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In a YouTube video posted Friday, a man said they would leave when they and all defendants were pardoned.
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Conservative commentator Dinesh D&aposSouza, who was pardoned by Trump last week, had pleaded guilty to campaign finance fraud.
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A pardon must be accepted by the person who is pardoned if it is to effectively stymie any prosecution.
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" Obama next pardoned "Tot," causing the turkey to energetically flap its wings as the president laughed and shouted "freedom.
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He pardoned former Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio, despite his conviction for contempt in a case linked to racial profiling.
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Besides, Trump lost everyone he might have won over by sparing the Dreamers when he pardoned Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
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Trump pardoned Arpaio on Friday evening, saying his "50 years of admirable service to our Nation" warrants the move.
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THIS JUST IN Pardon power The UAE pardoned Matthew Hedges, a British academic, who had been convicted of spying.
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Mr. Poroshenko pardoned the pair, saying it was necessary to gain the return of a Ukrainian soldier from captivity.
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Trump has pardoned five people thus far, and is considering dozens more clemency cases, White House sources have said.
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Trump also pardoned conservative commentator Dinesh D'Souza on Thursday, who pleaded guilty in 2014 to making illegal campaign contributions.
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Because he might well be impeached if he pardoned himself, and the pardon power does not extend to impeachment.
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He served four years in prison and was pardoned by the governor of Ohio in 1983 after his release.
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Trump pardoned Libby, former Vice President Dick Cheney's former chief of staff, on perjury and obstruction of justice charges.
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One of those people, Michael Anthony Tedesco, was pardoned by former President Barack Obama in 2017 for drug-trafficking.
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On May 6, Trump pardoned Behenna, a former US Army Ranger convicted in 2008 of murdering an Iraqi prisoner.
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The government apologized in 21970 for its treatment of him, and in 19573, Queen Elizabeth II formally pardoned him.
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"A guy commits murder and he gets pardoned after 20 years," Branca once said at an old-timers' game.
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He also pardoned a Gambian immigrant in March who had been convicted of offenses including unlicensed selling of clothes.
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Last week, the president pardoned conservative commentator Dinesh D'Souza, who pleaded guilty in 2014 to violating campaign finance laws.
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In a YouTube video posted Friday, a man said they would leave when they and all defendants were pardoned.
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In order to be pardoned, an individual must submit an application, and then the president will be given recommendations.
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Right-wing ministers and lawmakers, including Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman, criticized Rivlin's decision, saying he should have pardoned Azaria.
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Giuliani responded by noting that former President Reagan pardoned hundreds and not all at the end of his term.
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Last week, he pardoned legendary boxer Jack Johnson at the request of Sylvester Stallone, Lennox Lewis, and Deontay Wilder.
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In an unrelated event several hours later, President Donald Trump pardoned one of two turkeys named Bread and Butter.
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Turkeys being pardoned by the president is a Thanksgiving tradition, apparently going back to President Abraham Lincoln in 1863.
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Florida is one of only four states that prevent ex-felons from voting unless they're pardoned by the governor.
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But in August 2017, before Arpaio was even sentenced, Trump pardoned him, in the first pardon of his presidency.
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Those pardoned on Monday range in age from 33 to 75, and were mostly convicted on nonviolent drug crimes.
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Mr. Poindexter's conviction was later reversed on appeal and Mr. McFarlane was pardoned by President George H. W. Bush.
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But for stopping a North Korean cyberattack in its tracks, mercy is not enough — Marcus Hutchins should be pardoned.
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A year later, Trump pardoned Dinesh D'Souza, a right-wing author who was convicted of making illegal campaign contributions.
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But Trump, who had carried Arizona by 5 percentage points in his 2016 presidential election, pardoned Arpaio on Aug.
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You were pardoned for your past and in the future, live on your pension, grow flowers, calm and quiet.
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This week, he pardoned Dinesh D'Souza, the conservative commentator who pleaded guilty in 2014 to violating campaign finance law.
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Mr. Trump has controversially pardoned some white-collar criminals, including Michael Milken, and might extend clemency to Roger Stone.
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Richard Leche, who was convicted of a defrauding scheme in 1940 and pardoned by President Harry Truman in 1953.
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Has been officially pardoned in return for testimony that he acted as "middleman" in passing contract to kill Daphne.
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Sisi this week pardoned more than 330 people, many of them young people jailed for demonstrating in recent years.
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"We saw the truth of this president when he pardoned Joe Arpaio of Arizona," Biden said, according to Politico.
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In today's show, we discuss Joe Arpaio, the controversial former sheriff from Arizona who was pardoned by President Trump.
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Anwar was pardoned by the country's king and released after the shock election win that toppled Najib in 2018.
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Mr. Tice would be put on trial for violating the country's immigration laws and then pardoned by Mr. Assad.
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Rod Blagojevich after he said he was willing to work on criminal justice reform after being pardoned by Trump.
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JOE FREE AND PROSPER: President Trump followed through on his Tuesday foreshadowing and pardoned controversial former Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
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Trump hardly needed much persuasion: The president pardoned a slate of accused and convicted U.S. war criminals last December.
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These include Navy SEAL Chief Petty Officer Edward Gallagher, accused and pardoned of war crimes, Army Green Beret Maj.
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In a survey carried out that evening, 67 percent of those polled agreed that Sergeant Azaria should be pardoned.
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Former soldiers, pardoned of war crimes charges, appearing on stage with the commander-in-chief at a political fundraiser.
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Cuomo pardoned 18 immigrants who had committed low-level offenses, saying his pardon was based on their rehabilitation efforts.
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Earlier this week, Mr. Fenech had offered to supply information linking them to the murder if he was pardoned.
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He has served 12 years, but he says that his health is deteriorating and that he should be pardoned.
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"I just pardoned Bernie Kerik, a man who had many recommendations from a lot of good people," Trump said.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday pardoned a construction-company owner whose family donated over $200,000 to his presidential campaign.
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Since Mr. Cohen, like Mr. Manafort, was convicted of federal crimes, he also could be pardoned by Mr. Trump.
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Both women were pardoned at the request of the king and welcomed back into the body of the church.
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Ayatollah Khamenei has also announced that 50,000 prisoners will be pardoned in coming days as part of the anniversary.
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If [Gerald] Ford had not pardoned his predecessor, Nixon would have been prosecuted and convicted for obstruction of justice.
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Data on the Justice Department's website includes the nature of a pardoned person's crime only back through George H.W. Bush.
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Now, she should be condensed but the question is why other people tend to be pardoned in these same situations?
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ACROSS THE NATION Ex-Navy sailor pardoned by Trump files suit against Obama , Comey for failure to prosecute Hillary Clinton.
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Another thing that people should keep in mind is, remember Governor Huckabee, he pardoned many people there in the state.
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WikiLeaks had said he would be willing to face trial in America for leaking secrets if Ms Manning was pardoned.
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Mr Trillanes was pardoned for the crime in question—mutiny—by Mr Duterte's predecessor, but Mr Duterte revoked the pardon.
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After the regime pardoned jailed opposition figures in 2015, the bloc last year doubled its financial assistance to the country.
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Since the conviction he joined several ministers in calling for Mr Azaria to be pardoned by the president, Reuven Rivlin.
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He also recently pardoned conservative commentator Dinesh D'Souza, former vice presidential adviser Scooter Libby, and deceased boxing champion Jack Johnson.
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Tshisekedi has pardoned 700 prisoners including three political opponents of his predecessor Joseph Kabila since coming to power in January.
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Update: Tuesday afternoon President Trump pardoned Drumstick the turkey in a ceremony that is sure to have ruffled some feathers.
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I was eventually pardoned, but only after spending 438 days in prison on baseless charges of conspiring with the Brotherhood.
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Suu Kyi's government pardoned, released or dropped charges against hundreds of political prisoners in the month after it took office.
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It said 484 rebels who were local residents had immediately been pardoned in line with an earlier order by Assad.
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The government pardoned about half a million people convicted of petty crimes, such as traffic violations, to mark the day.
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He may well be pardoned for his crimes, return to training, and show up with a vengeance on April 23rd.
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President Trump pardoned Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio tonight, after telling Fox News last Sunday that he was "seriously considering" it.
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Governor's pardon questioned But 18th Judicial District Attorney George Brauchler maintains Hickenlooper circumvented the law when he pardoned Lima-Marin.
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An administration official said the White House has also prepared talking points to send to surrogates after he is pardoned.
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Trump quietly pardoned Arpaio late Friday as the national focus turned toward Hurricane Harvey, which was about to hit Texas.
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She declined to say whether Trump agrees with Giuliani's comment that Trump would be immediately impeached if he pardoned himself.
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Last month, Trump posthumously pardoned the boxer Jack Johnson after the actor Sylvester Stallone raised his case with the President.
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Last week, Trump pardoned conservative commentator Dinesh D'Souza after bypassing pardon vetting procedures typically conducted by the Department of Justice.
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Trump has pardoned five people thus far, and is considering dozens more clemency cases, White House sources said on Wednesday.
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On one side are those who feel players and teams should not be pardoned for their horrid free-throw shooting.
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Just 17 percent of Republicans indicated in the poll that they would feel "support" for Trump if he pardoned himself.
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He was convicted of second-degree murder as a youth, but the charge was lowered to manslaughter and eventually pardoned.
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And he pardoned former Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio despite claims his ally violated the Constitution with his hardline immigration enforcement.
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Arpaio served as a campaign surrogate for Trump, who pardoned Arpaio after a conviction related to a racial-profiling case.
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Chris Christie (R) said Wednesday he would not have pardoned Joe Arpaio, the controversial former sheriff of Maricopa County, Ariz.
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" When pressed on whether he would have pardoned Arpaio, Christie said: "This is not one that I would have done.
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Trump pardoned D'Souza on May 22019 after he pleaded guilty to making illegal campaign contributions using straw donors in 2012.
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That could put the SEALs' leadership at odds with Trump, who just pardoned Gallagher from any judicial punishment last week.
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Some other Democratic governors also have pardoned immigrants threatened with deportation to show their opposition to Trump's tough immigration policy.
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It indicted Rich, who was pardoned years later by President Bill Clinton in 2001 during Clinton's last days in office.
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Her co-conspirator, James McDermott, was executed, but Marks was eventually pardoned, and she later immigrated to the United States.
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President Donald Trump has posthumously pardoned a scientist who helped develop weapons during World War II, including the nuclear bomb.
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He was a staunch supporter of President Donald Trump during the campaign, and was pardoned by the President in August.
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President Gerald Ford pardoned Richard Nixon in 1974 for all crimes he "has committed or may have committed" while president.
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Since his easy victory, a parade of other high-profile political prisoners have also been released on bail or pardoned.
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After the verdict came down, Israeli politicians, like hard-right Education Minister Naftali Bennett, said Azaria should be immediately pardoned.
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He was pardoned by the Emirati government last week and returned to Britain after British officials lobbied for his release.
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They also talked about whether state prosecutors could charge Mr. Cohen even if the president pardoned him, Mr. Costello said.
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In 2013, North Korean officials said they had "leniently pardoned" six South Korean men detained on charges of illegal entry.
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And rumors that the president has ordered the execution of all turkeys previously pardoned by Barack Obama are not true.
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Students will have to be pardoned for not being able to pay the exorbitant bills manufactured by the elite class.
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He pardoned former New York City Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik, who pleaded guilty to tax fraud and lying to investigators.
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And when that ploy failed, Trump, who had already suggested that Arpaio was "convicted for doing his job," pardoned him.
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New York prosecutors can now pursue criminal charges against individuals associated with the president and pardoned for similar federal offenses.
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Earlier this month, Trump pardoned Gallagher, who was accused in 2017 of killing a prisoner and committing other war crimes.
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Correction: Due to an editing error, a previous version of the headline incorrectly stated that Trump pardoned Gallagher&aposs conviction.
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Trump restored his rank earlier this month, when he also pardoned two Army officers accused of war crimes in Afghanistan.
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Earlier this month, Trump restored Gallagher's rank and also pardoned Army 1st Lt. Clint Lorance and Army Major Mathew Golsteyn.
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Rod Blagojevich, and pardoned former New York police commissioner Bernard Kerik, ex-49ers owner Edward DeBartolo and financier Michael Milken.
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President Clinton pardoned his own brother, as well as donor and fugitive Marc Rich, who was neither innocent nor remorseful.
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Trump pardoned Army Lt. Clint Lorance and Army Major Matthew Golsteyn and commuted the sentence of Navy Chief Eddie Gallagher.
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But Trump pardoned Arpaio before he could face sentencing in a move that drew criticism from Republicans and Democrats alike.
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The Obama administration on Tuesday all but ruled out the possibility of Snowden being pardoned himself before Obama leaves office.
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The last president to leave office in the face of impeachment, Richard Nixon, was pardoned by his successor Gerald Ford.
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In the past, presidents — including Mr. Obama — have pardoned immigrants for federal criminal convictions, that way shielding them from deportation.
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Over the weekend, Trump welcomed two of the pardoned men to the stage at a closed-door fundraiser in Florida.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) on Wednesday pardoned 61 people, including some who faced immigration enforcement actions because of prior criminal charges.
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Jon, Indiana: Even if pardoned, does Roger Stone still have to testify under oath in Court if he is subpoenaed?
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Chris Christie (R) on Wednesday after the governor said President Trump should not have pardoned the former law enforcement officer.
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Former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, whom Trump pardoned last year, jumped into the primary race this week, and Rep.
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Ms. Manning spent nearly seven years in a military prison before Mr. Obama commuted her sentence; she was not pardoned.
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He also pardoned Kerik, who was convicted of tax fraud and making false statements, as well as financier Michael Milken.
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Trump also posthumously pardoned the late boxing champion Jack Johnson while surrounded by Sylvester Stallone and Lennox Lewis, among others.
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In this way, Mr. Arpaio was arguably the perfect pick to be the very first person pardoned by this president.
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There have been few investigations by the police of killings by police officers, who stand to be pardoned if convicted.
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The new law would clarify that even New York criminal cases based on conduct pardoned by the president could proceed.
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The institution brought several suits against him, resulting in a one-year prison sentence (he was later pardoned by Mr Sisi).
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Among those pardoned was Hesham Talaat Moustafa, the former chairman of one of Egypt's largest real estate developers, Talaat Mostafa Group.
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Trump also defended his pardon, arguing that former Democratic presidents Obama and Clinton had pardoned far worse offenders like Chelsea Manning.
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So, a lot of us think that President Bush should have pardoned Scooter Libby, and he did the right thing there.
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Well we ae going to ask the man just pardoned by the President Trump, Conservative filmmaker and author Dinesh D&aposSouza.
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Leveraging the president's enormous clemency powers, he pardoned or commuted more than 22015,20003 federal convicts' sentences — almost entirely for drug crimes.
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You know, the hurricane was just starting and I put it out that I had pardoned, as we say, Sheriff Joe.
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Dwight and Steven Hammond Father and son cattle ranchers Dwight and Steven Hammond were pardoned together by Trump in July 286.
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Scooter Libby I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby, the former chief of staff to Vice President Dick Cheney, was pardoned in April 2018 .
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Remember, Lee's own father, Lee Kun-hee, had been convicted and later pardoned twice for similar crimes committed while running Samsung.
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Officials say 332 people were pardoned, most of them convicted and imprisoned for breaking a controversial law that prohibits unapproved demonstrations.
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Three days later Mr Trump pardoned 85-year-old Joe Arpaio, who was convicted of criminal contempt just a month ago.
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The state-affiliated Fana Broadcasting Corporate reports that Andargachew was pardoned under "special circumstances" with the intervention of the attorney general.
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The elder Lee had also been convicted of tax evasion and bribery, only to be later pardoned on two separate occasions.
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President George H. W. Bush pardoned several former administration officials involved in the Iran-Contra scandal when he was vice president.
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It's unclear if both will be pardoned or if Obama gets to choose which one will be made an example of.
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His wife, who visited Anwar in hospital, later told reporters he could be freed in days and pardoned within a week.
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It's also why he posthumously pardoned Jack Johnson, the first black heavyweight boxing champion, whose unjust conviction was motivated by racism.
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Contrary to what many people think, there is no requirement that a person must be charged or convicted before being pardoned.
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He's as unpopular as the ninth, who pardoned a president embroiled in the most serious scandal ever to hit the presidency.
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MORE has pardoned or commuted the sentences of over 1,300 people — many of them behind bars for years or even decades.
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Every Thanksgiving when he "pardoned" a turkey while his daughters stood alongside him, he told "dad jokes" as they visibly winced.
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The elder Lee was later pardoned, allowing him to lead the campaign to secure the 2018 Winter Olympics for South Korea.
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President Gerald Ford's brief period of grace after taking over for Richard Nixon in 1974 ended when he pardoned his predecessor.
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" Trump has described former sheriff Joseph Arpaio, found guilty of criminal contempt and pardoned, as a person "who kept Arizona safe.
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"With news out that everyone believes Manafort will be pardoned, jurors may have fatigue or think what's the point?" he said.
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Who Trump pardons has oftentimes come as a jolt to his own staff, and on some occasions, the person being pardoned.
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For what he called a possible Trump departure, Steinberg predicted Trump would resign to then be pardoned by Vice President Pence.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama shortened the sentences of 209 prisoners and pardoned 64 individuals on Tuesday, the White House said.
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And as President, he rescinded DACA and pardoned Sheriff Joe Arpaio, a man who had been repeatedly accused of profiling Latinos.
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Trump pardoned the former Maricopa County sheriff on August 25, and the Department of Justice has dropped its case against him.
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Authorities were scrutinizing who should be pardoned among the rest, he said in a statement on his Facebook page, without elaborating.
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Trump pardoned Arpaio last year after he was convicted of ignoring a court order related to racial profiling in his county.
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Trump also pardoned former sheriff Joe Arpaio, who was convicted of contempt for ignoring court orders to stop racial profiling practices.
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The disgraced former sheriff Joe Arpaio, whom Trump has pardoned, calling him a "great American patriot," is running for Flake's seat.
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Warner's tweet came hours after Trump pardoned conservative writer Dinesh D'Souza, who pleaded guilty in 85033 to making illegal campaign contributions.
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Martha McSally faces a challenge from former state legislator Kelli Ward and controversial sheriff Joe Arpaio, whom Trump pardoned last year.
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Until late last year, Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, had pardoned five people in about five years and had given no commutations.
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He was sentenced to two years probation and 100 hours of community service, and later pardoned by President George H.W. Bush.
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Former President Obama had pardoned Tedesco in 85033, but the fraud conviction remained on his record due to a clerical error.
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She was later pardoned by the president, but her brother, Alaa Abd el-Fattah, remains in jail on a similar conviction.
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Macedonians have been protesting on a daily basis since President Gjorge Ivanov last month pardoned 56 officials involved in the scandal.
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President Trump has pardoned Dinesh D'Souza, a convicted felon who has been a prominent conservative pundit and activist since the 1980s.
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While Manning was imprisoned — and subsequently pardoned — for her part in the leak, no charges have ever been brought against Assange.
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Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker pardoned the drug conviction of Army veteran Miguel Perez Jr., who was deported to Mexico in 2018.
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If pardoned individuals refuse to answer questions, congressional committees can hold them in contempt of Congress, a form of civil contempt.
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A television tycoon convicted of taking bribes from Fujimori's spy chief was pardoned in 2009 after claiming to be gravely ill.
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The district attorney's office determined some time ago that it would seek charges whether or not the president pardoned Mr. Manafort.
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She managed to complete that term of her own despite corruption allegations against her and during that time pardoned Mr. Estrada.
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With the legal process complete, they were pardoned in time for a third and final wave of prisoner amnesties on Tuesday.
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Mr. Nixon was pardoned by President Gerald Ford, and despite suspicions, no evidence has ever surfaced that the fix was in.
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Dozens of conspirators went to prison, but Nixon was pardoned by his successor, President Gerald R. Ford, and died in 1994.
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Last year, Trump pardoned Dinesh D'Souza, erasing his 2014 felony conviction for making illegal contributions to a Republican US Senate candidate.
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General Cartwright pleaded guilty to lying to investigators about his conversations with journalists but was later pardoned by President Barack Obama.
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Or why Trump pardoned DeBartolo Jr., having been lobbied to do so by former NFL greats Jerry Rice and Jim Brown.
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" Despite "View" co-host Meghan McCain's objection that Stone was "the swampiest swamp creature," Gaetz said, "Trump has pardoned 26 people.
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And several presidents have pardoned broad groups of people who dodged wartime drafts, before many of those people were criminally prosecuted.
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And, in Hanoi earlier this year, he effectively pardoned Kim for any involvement in the torture and murder of Otto Warmbier.
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Mr. Rosenstein won a guilty plea in the case last year, but General Cartwright was later pardoned by President Barack Obama.
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Most notably he pardoned Joe Arpaio, the former Arizona sheriff whose crackdown on illegal immigrants earned him a criminal contempt conviction.
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Earlier this month, Trump ran Super Bowl ads featuring Alice Johnson, the formerly incarcerated woman who Trump pardoned in June 2018.
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In November, Trump pardoned both Golsteyn and former Army 1st Lt. Clint Lorance, who had been convicted of murder in Afghanistan.
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They would be recalled even more vividly if Trump pardoned himself and his close associates before stepping down from the presidency.
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Trump has pardoned or commuted the sentences of about two dozen people since taking office, far fewer than his immediate predecessors.
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Their son, Blake Walker, then spent 17 years in prison before being pardoned by Bevin, according to Jim Peterson, Barbara's cousin.
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Their son, Blake Walker, then spent 17 years in prison before being pardoned by Bevin, according to Jim Peterson, Barbara's cousin.
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Mr. Abrams had years of experience at the department, but also a conviction for lying to Congress that was later pardoned.
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Trump pardoned Gallagher in December; the soldier then joined him at Mar-a-Lago for the president's New Year's Eve party.
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It's worth recalling that the other baseball team in town was long run by a (later pardoned) felon who obstructed justice.
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Jimmy Carter pardoned Vietnam War draft dodgers as a group, many of whom had not been charged or convicted in 22.
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He was convicted for withholding information from Congress about the Iran-Contra affair and was later pardoned President George H.W. Bush.
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President George H.W. Bush did precisely that: He pardoned Caspar Weinberger and five other defendants on the eve of their trials.
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Those owing up to 1,000 euros due to fines or unpaid taxes stemming from before 43 are "pardoned" with no penalties.
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President Abraham Lincoln repeatedly pardoned soldiers sentenced to death for desertion, even though his generals warned it would undermine battlefield discipline.
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Four black men who were accused of raping a white woman in Florida in 1949 were pardoned on Friday by Gov.
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Mr. Abrams pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor counts of withholding information from Congress but was pardoned by President George H.W. Bush.
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Both Democratic and Republican presidents pardoned numerous figures caught in the penumbra of those probes, especially those prosecuted for process crimes.
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Rod Blagojevich (D) and pardoned three high-profile white-collar felons and intervened on behalf of seven other people (The Hill).
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And it led to deep tension between Mr. Cheney and President George W. Bush over whether Mr. Libby should be pardoned.
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The decree would have allowed thousands of people already convicted and sentenced under crimes of bribery and corruption to be pardoned.
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It's not entirely clear why Dorsey is conducting the interview, though Dorsey has offered his public support to have Snowden pardoned.
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"But I wanted to look at some of the other people that were pardoned over the years, and if you look at, as an example, President Clinton pardoned Marc Rich, who was charged with crimes going back decades," Trump said, highlighting Clinton's controversial last-minute pardon of a financier whose ex-wife was a Democratic donor.
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The president on Thursday pardoned conservative commentator and filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza, who pleaded guilty in 2014 to U.S. campaign finance law violations.
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This meant he could not be pardoned even if the victim's relatives -- in this case, his parents as well -- forgave the killer.
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Waters' statement President Trump on Thursday pardoned conservative filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza, who was convicted of making an illegal campaign contribution in 2014.
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The thinking goes that if he pardoned someone like Paul Manafort, then state officials could not bring the same charge against him.
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Lee's father was sentenced to prison twice for corruption charges including embezzlement and tax evasion, but he was also pardoned both times.
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The heads of Samsung, Hyundai Motor, SK, and Hanwha have all been convicted of crimes only to be pardoned by Korean presidents.
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"Our victory shouldn't be undermined just because the president, who we know has little common sense, pardoned him," Ruiz de Diaz said.
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World Briefing President Maithripala Sirisena on Friday pardoned a former Tamil Tiger insurgent accused of conspiring to kill him 10 years ago.
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But thanks to the close ties between the government and Samsung, the sentence was overturned and he was pardoned the following year.
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The former sheriff of Maricopa County, Joe Arpaio, whom President Donald Trump pardoned after he was convicted of criminal contempt, was one.
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In Latin America cowboys who killed indigenous people were sometimes pardoned on the ground that they did not know it was wrong.
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An amnesty law drawn up to smooth the path from dictatorship in the late 1970s pardoned political crimes committed in the past.
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Regardless of what it all meant for Trump—and the possibility Manafort might be pardoned by the president—the guy looked screwed.
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Last August he pardoned former Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio, who campaigned for Trump before being convicted in a case regarding racial profiling.
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Far too little attention, however, has been given to the actual human turkeys Trump has pardoned throughout his first year in office.
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President Gerald Ford's son, Steve, was 18 years old when his father pardoned President Nixon, a month after Nixon announced his resignation.
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In late 2016, it pardoned 787 convicts in response to Pope Francis' call to all heads of state for acts of clemency.
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It connects with our desire for forgiveness from expected punishment and to a possibility that we, too, might one day be pardoned.
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Asked whether Sevastidi had asked to be pardoned and whether she admitted wrongdoing, presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov on Tuesday declined to answer.
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He was convicted of criminal contempt related to his hard-line tactics going after undocumented immigrants, and last August Trump pardoned him.
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Wilenchik explained there is legal precedence that says the judge has to vacate the rulings in the case because it was pardoned.
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President Jimmy Carter commuted her sentence to the 22 months she served, and President Bill Clinton pardoned her on January 20, 2001.
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Reforms proposed in 2015 that would make honour-killers serve at least seven years in jail, even if pardoned, have gone nowhere.
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In December, Magufuli pardoned two convicted child rapists for raping 10 primary school girls after serving 13 years of their life sentences.
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Before the election, Mahathir had said he would step down and give the prime minister's post to Anwar when he is pardoned.
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But due to a clerical error, his fraud conviction was not pardoned until Trump corrected the issue, according to the White House.
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Rodney M. Takumi, a member of the Navajo Nation, was pardoned for his 1987 crime of working at an illegal gambling parlor.
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Trump pardoned Oregon cattle ranchers Dwight and Steven Hammond in July, both of whom were serving five-year prison sentences for arson.
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In March, Trump pardoned Kristian Saucier, a former Navy sailor who took photos of classified areas inside a nuclear submarine in 2009.
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Ouko was also officially pardoned by Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta and released from prison after 18 years behind bars in October 2016.
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After a May 2900 guilty plea followed by incarceration, Saucier was released in September 220006, about six months before Trump pardoned him.
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Trump also pardoned Roy Wayne McKeever, who pleaded guilty in 1989 after he was arrested for transporting marijuana from Mexico to Oklahoma.
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Mutko acknowledged that it was too early to be sure some athletes could be pardoned, but other Russian officials were less cautious.
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Jerry Brown (D) announced on Friday that he has pardoned three ex-prisoners who were potentially going to be deported to Cambodia.
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The attorney for one of the seven told CNN his client was pardoned along with two others indicted at the same time.
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"He had just pardoned Scooter Libby, who I think Scooter likewise had faced an unfair prosecution," Cruz said, according to the Tribune.
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So it is likely that a judge would refuse to allow prosecutors to ask a president why he fired or pardoned anyone.
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While a judge ordered him freed again in May and the governor pardoned him, Lima-Marin is being detained for immigration authorities.
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On May 31, Trump pardoned conservative author and filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza, who pleaded guilty in 2014 to making an illegal campaign contribution.
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In 1977, President Jimmy Carter pardoned Vietnam War draft dodgers as a group, many of whom had never been charged with crimes.
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Lee Kun-hee was convicted in 2008, but South Korea's president at the time, Lee Myung-bak, pardoned him the following year.
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Because contempt of Congress can't be pardoned, Trump could do little to obstruct congressional committees from engaging in broad-reaching fact finding.
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In March, he pardoned Kristian Mark Saucier, a Navy submariner jailed after taking unauthorized photographs in a classified area of a submarine.
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Gavin Newsom pardoned two Cambodian refugees who were facing deportation because they had been convicted of gang-related crimes as young men.
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He pardoned Dinesh D'Souza, a conservative commentator convicted of campaign finance violations, and he said he may extend clemency to former Gov.
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In Arizona Joe Arpaio, the immigration-bashing criminal convict (Trump pardoned him), says he's going seek his former Sheriff office in Phoenix.
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On a Friday night in August, when Hurricane Harvey was barreling into Texas, Trump pardoned Joe Arpaio, the former Maricopa County, Ariz.
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Just in recent history, President Bill Clinton controversially pardoned his own half-brother Roger Clinton who had done time for drug charges.
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Approximately 500,000 citizens convicted of petty crimes will be pardoned, fines forgiven and in certain cases, legal restrictions removed from their records.
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First, a Senate committee withdrew amendments to a bill, approved a day earlier, that would have pardoned officials imprisoned for bribery offenses.
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President Trump brought two soldiers he pardoned last month on stage at a Florida Republican fundraiser Saturday night, the Miami Herald reports.
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President Trump last year pardoned Arpaio after he was convicted of ignoring a court order related to racial profiling in his division.
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Six leaders of those 10 giants have been convicted of white-collar crimes, yet many were pardoned or their sentences were commuted.
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That's why New York legislators should quickly approve a proposal to let prosecutors pursue state charges against anyone pardoned by the president.
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More recently, Mr. Schneiderman had announced an effort to change state law to allow him to charge anyone pardoned by the president.
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After months of high-profile diplomatic brinkmanship by top Israeli officials, President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia pardoned Ms. Issachar in January.
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Op-Ed Contributor CHICAGO — Note: Friday night, after this Op-Ed was published, it was announced that President Trump pardoned Joe Arpaio.
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The outgoing governor pardoned or commuted the sentences of more than 400 people as he left office, prompting calls for an investigation.
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But he has a relationship with Arpaio, whom he pardoned following a criminal contempt conviction related to his treatment of undocumented immigrants.
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His attorney Sidney Powell regularly promotes the idea that Flynn was entrapped by the Russia investigators and should be pardoned by Trump.
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Earlier this month Trump dismissed murder charges against Golsteyn and pardoned Lorance, who was serving 19 years in federal prison for murder.
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Trump pardoned ex-sheriff Joe Arpaio, setting free a man who had refused to obey court orders protecting the rights of immigrants.
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Even controversial former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, who was pardoned by Trump in August, said he wouldn't rule out a bid.
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Abrams received two misdemeanor convictions for his role in events surrounding the Reagan administration's Iran-Contra affair, although he was eventually pardoned.
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She was sentenced to 215 years in prison, in part because of decades-old prior convictions for which she had been pardoned.
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Bevin also claimed in a tweet that a "majority" people who were pardoned received clemency years after they were released from prison.
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The president also pardoned convicted war criminals, namely 1st Lt. Clint Lorance and 1st Lt. Michael Behenna, who were convicted of murder.
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Under the state's double jeopardy statutes, New York prosecutors couldn't go after Cohen if Trump pardoned him for a specific federal crime.
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Gloria Arroyo, a former president, backed the prosecution of her predecessor, Joseph Estrada, but pardoned him soon after, when he was just 70.
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I mean, Kristian Saucier spent a year in prison for something so minor and then eventually, thankfully, you know pardoned by President Trump.
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Legislation passed by the state assembly on Tuesday would allow state prosecutors to pursue charges against presidential associates pardoned at the federal level.
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The circus limped back to its winter quarters in Sarasota, Florida; five circus officials were tried, convicted (and later pardoned) for involuntary manslaughter.
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"We workers are compliant taxpayers, while those who've done corruption, trafficking, drug trading can be pardoned under the tax amnesty law," he said.
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I mean, he pardoned Jack Johnson, black boxer who was convicted in a racist prosecution of taking a white woman over state lines.
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Lee's father—the current chairman of Samsung—has been convicted of similar crimes on two occasions in the past but was ultimately pardoned.
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Hedges was one of more than 700 prisoners pardoned by UAE President Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al-Nahyan in honor of the day.
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BOAN: But where I am with it is, if we are going to have thousands of people pardoned -- and her sentence was commuted.
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In 2001, Clinton was famously pardoned by then-president-Bill after being convicted in 1985 of conspiracy to sell a gram of cocaine.
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What has not been mentioned all week is that President Clinton also pardoned his brother Roger Clinton for cocaine trafficking and cocaine use.
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Eventually the French government relented, the innocent Dreyfus's case was reopened, though he was not yet pardoned, and Zola could return to France.
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This one, however, executed with what Hui's bureau says was a mixture of lime and sand, will not be pardoned quite so easily.
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Combined with the 3,471 prisoners released earlier this week, Tebboune has now pardoned nearly 10,000 prisoners with sentences of 18 months or less.
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Courage (Exact Death Date Unknown)Another animal death ripe with political metaphor—the first turkey Obama pardoned, aptly named Courage, died this year.
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Last August, Trump pardoned Arpaio less than a month after his conviction for criminal contempt in a case involving racial profiling of Hispanics.
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In 2010, he was pardoned and released in a spy swap, and moved to Salisbury, a town of 45,000 people in southern England.
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On Friday, Oromiya regional President Lema Megersa announced that 2,345 inmates had been pardoned, of whom 1,568 had already been convicted and sentenced.
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The bird was pardoned in 2009 during the strange Thanksgiving event that US presidents hold to show that they're more powerful than birds.
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Martha McSally and former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, whom Trump pardoned after his conviction for criminal contempt charges related to racial profiling.
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But in order for a pardoned person to receive compensation or other funds from the US Treasury, Congress would need to approve it.
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Since 1989, when President George H. W. Bush first formally institutedthe practice, U.S. presidents have pardoned a turkey shortly before Thanksgiving each year.
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These women were often killed by fathers, brothers or uncles, who were then able to be pardoned by other members of their family.
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Conversely, to have simply pardoned Snowden would have been insulting to his former colleagues within the intelligence community who handle these matters lawfully.
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"We saw the truth of this president when he pardoned Joe Arpaio of Arizona," Biden said during his remarks at the NAACP dinner.
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Trump pardoned Joe Arpaio and Scooter Libby; Imelda got her husband, the man who plundered the nation, interred in its most hallowed cemetery.
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Eventually pardoned after almost 30 years in jail, the real Grace fled to the United States, where she was never heard from again.
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Brown pardoned Coley, now 71, after tests showed it was not his DNA on the victim's bedsheet, but that of an unknown man.
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In issuing those pardons, Trump bypassed the formal process, which includes FBI background checks and recommendations from prosecutors that the cases be pardoned.
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In fact, pardons will backfire since a pardoned suspect can no longer avoid testifying by asserting the 5th Amendment's protection against self-incrimination.
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When Donald Trump pardoned self-hating historical fiction writer Dinesh D'Souza last May, many assumed the move was part of a larger plan.
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More recently, Trump pardoned former Army Lt. Michael Behenna, who had been convicted of murdering a detainee when he was serving in Iraq.
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Fujimori was serving a 25-year prison sentence for human rights abuses when the current President pardoned him Sunday, citing Fujimori's failing health.
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"A person can only be pardoned if he is convicted, and he has not been convicted," Putin was quoted by TASS as saying.
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President Clinton controversially pardoned Marc Rich, whose ex-wife was a major Democratic donor, only hours before his second term in office ended.
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But he won only a razor thin victory over President Gerald Ford, the man who actually pardoned Nixon for his potential Watergate crimes!
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Under the Constitution, only federal criminal convictions, such as those adjudicated in the United States District Courts, may be pardoned by the President.
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Many of them stayed even after President Jimmy Carter formally pardoned draft dodgers in 22015, allowing them to return to the US safely.
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KINSHASA, Democratic Republic of Congo — The new Congolese president, Felix Tshisekedi, has pardoned about 700 political prisoners who were jailed under his predecessor.
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Ms. James has championed a change in state law that would allow the prosecution of those who have been pardoned by the president.
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The story caused outrage in the country, mainly because – according to this emergency decree – many politicians jailed for corruption charges would be pardoned.
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President George Bush pardoned Caspar W. Weinberger, the former defense secretary, who was charged with lying to Congress about the Iran-contra scandal.
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The president recently pardoned another late boxing legend, Jack Johnson, who was convicted in 1913 for transporting a white woman across state lines.
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David Safavian Trump pardoned David Safavian, a former Republican lobbyist and lawyer, who served as an official in President George W. Bush's administration.
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Mr. Roof told another examiner that he might then be rescued after a white nationalist takeover, pardoned, and perhaps even installed as governor.
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We all recognize that a president has the right to pardon criminals, but suppose he pardoned hackers in exchange for "investigating" the Bidens?
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He has also pardoned I. Lewis Libby Jr., a former aide to Vice President Dick Cheney, and Joe Arpaio, the former Arizona sheriff.
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A U.S. Army general refused a request by an officer who was pardoned by President Trump to have his Special Forces tab reinstated.
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He was sentenced to up to 15 years in prison, but was pardoned four years later, two months before he died of cancer.
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Trump's claims of specific immigrants pardoned by Brown appear to be based on information from Fox News, which he tagged in the tweet.
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Trump pardoned Libby, who had been indicted on charges related to his leaking of the covert identity of a CIA officer, Valerie Plame.
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Whaaaaaa. January 9 Joe Arpaio, controversial sheriff pardoned by Trump, enters Arizona Senate race Trump holds meeting with bipartisan lawmakers over immigration Sen.
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"Fujimori's human rights violations cannot be pardoned for humanitarian reasons," said Giancarlo Portugal, a 26-year-old student who participated in the march.
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Michael Milken, a prominent philanthropist and former Wall Street financier known in the 1980s as the "junk bond king," was among those pardoned.
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President George H.W. Bush gestured to both values when he pardoned former Reagan administration officials for their involvement in the Iran-contra scandal.
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This week, Mr. Trump also pardoned Dinesh D'Souza, a conservative author, commentator and filmmaker who pleaded guilty in 2014 to illegal campaign contributions.
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After landing behind bars with a life sentence for a crime he didn't commit, Eddie is pardoned just as he attempts to escape.
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Jerry Brown pardoned a man who was in prison for nearly four decades after a new investigation proved he had been wrongly convicted.
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He then lied to Congress twice about his role, eventually pleading guilty to both counts only to be pardoned by George H.W. Bush.
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New York prosecutors could go after Cohen for bank fraud even if Trump pardoned him after a conviction for federal wire fraud charges.
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President Donald Trump pardoned him in 2017, shortly after he was convicted of criminal contempt and charged with systemic discrimination and racially profiling.
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President George H.W. Bush pardoned former Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger even before his trial for allegedly lying to an independent counsel; President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonFree Roger Stone Davis: Taking another look at Bernie Sanders Juan Williams: Don't count Biden out MORE pardoned most of the Whitewater figures who were his friends, and even President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaPro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Meghan McCain rips Blagojevich pardon: He is 'like the swampiest swamp creature in the world' Ex-Obama aides say Bloomberg-Obama relationship more 'complicated' than his ads portray MORE pardoned Gen.
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Thousands of gay and bisexual men will be pardoned by U.K.'s "Alan Turing Law" Thousands of gay and bisexual men will be pardoned by U.K.'s "Alan Turing Law" In a significant victory for human rights campaigners, the U.K. government announced that thousands of gay and bisexual men who were convicted under old sexual offense laws will receive posthumous pardons.
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Earlier this month he pardoned Michael Behenna, a former Army first lieutenant who was sentenced to prison in 2009 for killing an Iraqi prisoner.
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And before Libby, Trump pardoned Joe Arpaio, the Arizona sheriff known for his cruelty to unauthorized immigrants who was convicted of contempt of court.
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Every year Adama went to Banjul's main prison to attend the annual release of pardoned prisoners to see if her brother was among them.
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The UAE pardoned Matthew Hedges on Monday after showing a video of him purportedly confessing to being a member of Britain's MI6 intelligence agency.
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He noted he still faced a criminal charge however in what he said was a political case and called for him to be pardoned.
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She believed she would be pardoned in 2016, when then-President Obama granted clemency to 231 people, including many with similar nonviolent drug charges.
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The Republican president couldn't resist referring to his predecessor, former Democratic President Barack Obama, who pardoned two turkeys named Tater and Tot last year.
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HANNITY: I think one of the greatest moments of the Trump presidency is when he pardoned a woman who was a first time offender.
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Turkey's ruling Justice and Development party withdrew a bill that would have pardoned men for having sex with underage girls if they married them.
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If you're wondering why Trump pardoned him, you're not the only one — Trump allies don't see how the move is beneficial to the president.
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Humala had been sharing a prison with Fujimori's father, former authoritarian leader Alberto Fujimori, until December, when Kuczynski pardoned Fujimori amid a political crisis.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain said it was grateful to the United Arab Emirates on Monday after it pardoned a British academic jailed on spying charges.
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Mr Trump pardoned Joe Arpaio, "America's toughest sheriff", who, from his former perch in Arizona, led a crusade against illegal immigrants, among other controversies.
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Brown pardoned him before Thanksgiving at the urging of Simi Valley&aposs police chief and Ventura County&aposs district attorney, who cited faulty evidence.
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Kevin Brady's (R-Texas) tax cut 2.0 outline and how New York Governor Andrew Cuomo pardoned seven illegal immigrants facing deportations for past crimes.
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The Supreme Court gave Hyundai Asan's then chief executive a suspended jail term for violating foreign money transfer rules, but he was later pardoned.
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George H.W. Bush: In late 1992, H. W. Bush pardoned six men implicated in the Iran-contra affair, including former Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger.
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Rights groups welcomed the release of Vanny and three other women activists who were also pardoned by King Norodom Sihamoni at Hun Sen's request.
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Another example is President Bush (41), when he pardoned Caspar Weinberger and other Reagan administration officials in December 1992 regarding the Iran-Contra affair.
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He has criticized "so-called" judges who have ruled against his policies and pardoned a public official who violated orders of a federal court.
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