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Three Tennesseans convicted of drug charges granted clemency by Biden

The trio is among 75 people who had their sentences commuted for nonviolent, drug-related convictions. Biden also pardoned three people Tuesday.

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Chattanooga Man Is Among Those Getting Non-Violent, Drug Convictions Commuted By President Biden

Chattanooga Man Is Among Those Getting Non-Violent, Drug Convictions Commuted By President Biden
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Biden grants first pardons of his term including to first black Secret Service agent who served JFK

Abraham Bolden Snr, 86, was charged with federal bribery after allegedly trying to sell a copy of a Secret Service file, but he has maintained he was the victim of a racist conspiracy.

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Clemency Recipient List | The White House

Today, President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. is granting clemency to 78 individuals, consisting of three pardons and 75 commutations.President Joseph R. Biden,

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Biden to commute or pardon sentences of 78 non-violent people; 3 from TN

In addition, the administration will tout $140 million in grant funding for job training and reentry programs and will order agencies to remove barriers to entry for the formerly incarcerated

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