Tag: pardon
Many Biden Death-Penalty Commutations, but No Clemency for ‘Tree of Life’ Shooter
The U.S. president granted life in prison without parole to 37 of 40 death row prisoners, but not those guilty of “terrorism and hate-motivated mass murder.”
President Rivlin Rejects Azaria’s Pardon Saying It Would Degrade IDF’s Resilience
The values of the Israel Defense Forces, and among them the Purity of our Weapons, are the core foundation of the strength of the Israel Defense Forces.
Netanyahu Supports Pardon for Hebron Shooter Azaria
Also on Thursday, the PM met again with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and members of his Cabinet, for the signing of agreements and memoranda of understanding (MOUs).
NY Councilman Asks Obama to Commute Rubashkin’s Sentence, Too
NYC Council member Chaim Deutsch sent a letter to President Obama asking for last-minute clemency for Sholom Rubashkin before he leaves office.
Obama Pardons General Who Leaked US-Israel Cyberattack on Iran’s Nukes
Cartwright was awaiting his sentencing in two weeks, after pleading guilty to felony, when he received his pardon.
Polls Vary on Israeli Public’s Support for Azaria Pardon
Knesset Committee Chairman MK David Bitan (Likud) posted an online petition calling on President Reuven Rivlin to pardon Azaria.
Compelling Argument For A Rubashkin Pardon
Under federal mandatory-minimum sentencing guidelines for bank fraud, an offender’s sentence is directly linked to the loss incurred by the bank that was defrauded.
Peres Commutes Sentence of 6 Israeli-Arab Killers of IDF Soldiers
The Netanyahu government is contesting an unprecedented decision to commute the sentences of 6 Israeli Arabs who killed IDF soldiers in terror attacks.