George Santos’ 87-month sentence was commuted by the President. Former Congressman Santos had plead guilty to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft (see here). Unlike a pardon, a commutation means that the conviction will remain on his record. He will not, however, have to serve the remainder of his sentence. In the president’s rationale for
The Indictment and Report of Failure to Return Indictment are likely to be focal points in determining whether this case should be dismissed. Some of the likely issues include: (esp)
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