http://releases.usnewswire.com/GetRelease.asp?id=58477

wow...

Nobody who is currently serving time, of course. And the Prez seems to really favor those moonshiners and tax evaders. Zelda

gee, wonder why...

President Grants 11 Pardons


WASHINGTON (AP) -- This year, President Bush has granted 11 presidential pardons, bringing to 69 the total number since he took office five years ago.

Three moonshiners and a bank robber are among those to be absolved this year, along with a Denver attorney with Republican political ties.

Read the whole article here:
http://www.kxtv10.com/storyfull3.aspx?storyid=14990

I think he should pardon more people than that

I wanna win the powerball just so I can buy all my friends way out of jail, ok and maybe so I can buy a few cars, and take a few trips too :)

You must be off paper 5 years to even apply for a pardon.

During his 8 years in office President Clinton pardoned almost 700. For some insight into the process of Presidential Pardons check out these pages:

http://jurist.law.pitt.edu/pardons5a.htm

Keep the faith

Michael :thumbsup:

During his 8 years in office President Clinton pardoned almost 700. For some insight into the process of Presidential Pardons check out these pages:

http://jurist.law.pitt.edu/pardons5a.htm

Keep the faith

Michael :thumbsup:

Does anyone know if/how to reduce a Fed felony conviction to a misdemeanor or where one can research such a thing (without contributing tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars to the "Right" people?

Further to my question: Calif law provides for EXPUNGEMENT of a criminal conviction altogether or redudce a felony conviction to a misdemeanor conviction (later, one can request the misdemeanor be expunged altogether. Is there some equivalent in Fed law and/or procedure?