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President Joe Biden granted clemency to 16 people who were convicted for non-violent drug offenses, the White House announced on Wednesday.

The Colombian-born designer pleaded guilty last fall for illegal smuggling and conspiracy charges.

The former staff sergeant will also serve 10 years supervised release following his sentence.

She will be deported after prison, officials say.

The Florida woman who stole a diary belonging to President Joe Biden's daughter and sold it to Project Veritas was sentenced Tuesday to one month in prison, followed by three years of supervised release. Judge Laura Taylor Swain imposed the sentence two months after the original sentencing date that Aimee Harris missed because she said she was ill. The sentence is harsher than what prosecutors had sought, although they did accuse her of undermining the political process.

A Moorpark man was sentenced to more than 11 years in federal prison for trying to procure sexually explicit photos from what he thought was a 14-year-old girl he was talking to online. Thomas Kern Gissell, 29, was sentenced to 140 months on Monday, as well as 20 years of supervised release after prison, $27,000 […]

AYNOR, S.C. (WBTW) — A federal jury found a 76-year-old Myrtle Beach man guilty of robbing an Aynor bank after a two-day jury trial in federal court, according to a news release by the United States Department of Justice. John Henry Stack was on supervised release from previous federal bank robbery convictions, the release said. […]

A Texas court has overturned a five-year sentence against a Black woman who was convicted for casting a ballot when she was ineligible to vote. In its ruling on March 28, the Tarrant County-based Second Court of Appeals said there’s no evidence to prove that Crystal Mason knowingly committed voter fraud while she was placed… Continue reading Texas Court Overturns 5-Year Sentence Against Black Woman Who Was Convicted Of Voter Fraud: ‘Minority Voting Rights Are Under Attack&#x...

On April 1, 2024, Stacey Tyrone Fasthorse, a 33-year-old man from Bismarck, pleaded guilty to one count of Possession of a Firearm and Ammunition by a Convicted Felon.

Whether felons on supervised release can continue to vote is now in the hands of the Minnesota Supreme Court. The court’s seven justices on Monday heard arguments in a challenge to a new state law that restored the vote to more than 55,000 felons on probation, parole and supervised release last year. The change came after decades of advocacy at the Capitol and an unsuccessful lawsuit from the ...