Biden issues largest single-day act of clemency amid lingering anger over Hunter Biden pardon
The president is commuting the sentences of nearly 1,500 people and pardoning 39 other people who were convicted of nonviolent crimes, the White House said.
Who did Biden pardon? Whose sentences did he commute? Takeaways from the president’s record-setting day of clemency.
President Biden announced Thursday that he is commuting sentences for roughly 1,500 people and is pardoning 39 others in what the White House called the “largest single-day act of clemency in modern history.
President Joe Biden issues pardon for son Hunter Biden
President Joe Biden has pardoned his son, Hunter Biden, who was convicted on tax evasion and federal gun charges and is due for sentencing in December. Despite the White House's assurances last month that the president had no intentions of pardoning his son, the announcement came through on Sunday evening that he had pardoned him.
Biden’s record-setting clemency act leaves allies only wanting more
Instead, allies and criminal justice advocates say, Biden’s act of mass clemency on Thursday now feels like something of a consolation. And even as Democrats applauded the move
Biden pardons his son, then commutes single-day record 1,500 sentences. What's next?
Biden made history by commuting 1,500 sentences but still faces calls to clear federal death row and issue blanket pardons ahead of Trump's arrival.
Biden commutes nearly 1,500 sentences in ‘largest single-day grant of clemency’
President Joe Biden announced he will commute the sentences of close to 1,500 people on home confinement and will pardon 39 convicted of nonviolent crimes.
Biden commutes roughly 1,500 sentences and pardons 39 people in biggest single-day act of clemency
Biden said he would be taking more steps in the weeks ahead and would continue to review clemency petitions. The second largest single-day act of clemency was by Barack Obama, wit
White House announces ‘largest single-day grant of clemency in modern history’
President Joe Biden commuted sentences for nearly 1,500 people and pardoned 39 convicted of non-violent crimes.
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Fact check: Was President Joe Biden's pardon of Hunter Biden an about-face?
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Only 2 in 10 Americans Back Biden's Hunter Pardon, Poll Finds
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Biden pardons son Hunter: What is a presidential pardon? Who did Trump, others pardon?
No president's child has ever been charged or convicted of crimes before Hunter Biden, but other relatives of presidents have ...
22 percent approve of Biden pardon of son Hunter: Survey
Less than a quarter of adults approve of President Biden’s pardon of his son, Hunter Biden, while roughly half disapprove, a ...
Who did Biden pardon? Whose sentences were commuted? Takeaways from the president’s record-setting day of clemency.
President Biden announced Thursday that is commuting sentences for roughly 1,500 people and is pardoning 39 others in what ...
Democrat Knocks Joe Biden's Reported Preemptive Pardon Idea: 'Not a Fan'
Senator Amy Klobuchar said Sunday that she is "very concerned" about the president possibly issuing preemptive pardons.