Washington — President Biden on Wednesday granted clemency to 16 people convicted of nonviolent drug offenses, pardoning 11 of them and commuting the sentences of the other five. The pardon ...
President Biden granted clemency Wednesday to 16 people who were convinced of nonviolent drug offenses, arguing the pardons and commutations reflect his commitment to address racial disparities.
President Joe Biden announced on Wednesday that he would be granting clemency to 16 individuals who were convicted of non-violent drug offenses. Three of those individuals are from Tennessee ...
WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Joe Biden approved on Wednesday clemency for 11 people, and one of them is "a family man" from Douglasville. The White House said in a news release clemency was ...
The White House said those granted clemency received disproportionately longer sentences than they would have under current laws and policies. In a statement, Mr. Biden said those receiving ...
Biden, since taking office in 2021, has used his clemency powers to clear the records or reduce the sentences of nonviolent drug offenders. He commuted the sentences of five more people Wednesday.
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden has granted clemency to 16 people who were convicted of non-violent drug crimes, issuing pardons to 11 men and women and commuting the sentences of five ...
A Mississippi man was among a list of people granted clemency, The White House announced Wednesday. President Joe Biden used his authority under the Constitution to “advance equal justice under ...
President Joe Biden used his executive powers to grant clemency to more than a dozen individuals who served sentences for non-violent drug charges, following similar actions to address racial ...
WASHINGTON — President Biden on Wednesday granted clemency to 16 people convicted of nonviolent drug offenses, pardoning 11 of them and commuting the sentences of the other five. The pardon ...