The almost 1,500 commutations ordered by the president all relate to people who were released from prisons and placed in home confinement during the Covid pandemic. Thousands of prisoners were released to their homes as an emergency measure under the Cares Act to prevent the rapid spread of coronavirus through federal prisons.
Each individual included in the new commutations had been serving their sentences at home for at least a year and had shown they were reunited with their families and were committed to rehabilitation.
...
Remember, Christmas is two weeks away...
Click on the picture for more photos of this unique bracelet.
It's only $ 30.00 and that price includes free shipping!
(Actually product may vary from this photo)
...
Eh. He's set Trump up to do whatever Trump wants with no viable blowback. But in fact, if you've got 1500 people serving "home detention", you've got 1500 people wasting supervisory time. Commutation to time served, yeah, sure. Get 'em off the books, they're just wasting time and resources. Not a pardon.
ReplyDeleteTurning loose more criminals on the American citizenry. That is what Biden's term in office will be known for. Biden really hates the citizens of the United States.
ReplyDeleteWell he’s already got the record for the most executive orders.
ReplyDeleteSo they vetted all 1500 people and are vouching for them? Sure.
ReplyDelete