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President Trump did not issue a full pardon that erases James Phillip Womack’s conviction; instead the administration granted clemency by commuting the remainder of his federal prison sentence, leavin...
Legal analysts, commentators and post‑Jan. 6 investigations disagree on whether Donald Trump’s conduct on January 6, 2021 meets the constitutional crime of treason; several former prosecutors and scho...
The Supreme Court has consistently treated the presidential pardon power as ; the Constitution confines the President’s clemency to “offenses against the United States,” while state-level pardons rema...
There is no reliable, single-number answer in the provided records showing how many self-identified or alleged Antifa members were convicted of violent crimes in the United States since 2020. . Public...
A commutation reduces or alters the punishment a court imposed without erasing the underlying conviction, while a pardon is an act of forgiveness that can restore certain rights and relieve legal cons...
State governors do not have legal authority to pardon federal crimes; the U.S. Constitution vests the power to grant reprieves and pardons for offenses against the United States in the President. Gove...
A cluster of 2025 executive orders—most prominently directives described as “Ending Illegal Discrimination and Restoring Merit-Based Opportunity” and a later April order targeting disparate‑impact enf...