
'Exasperated' judge knocks Trump DOJ after 'abrupt' shift over pardon scope: report
Raw StoryPresident Donald Trump's administration is pulling back on specifics for its pardons for Jan. 6 defendants after attacks of overly broad pardons that could include crimes like conspiracy to commit murder, child exploitation, and more. Politico's Kyle Cheney noted Wednesday that the Justice Department said three weeks ago that Jan. 6 defendant Dan Wilson was pardoned for the Jan. 6 crimes, but it didn't include charges of him illegally storing firearms at his home. Assistant U.S. Attorney Jennifer Blackwell said the DOJ's "understanding of Trump’s pardon had evolved in recent weeks." Judge "Friedrich pressed further with a hypothetical: If evidence emerged later that connected a Jan. 6 defendant to a murder, would the defendant be pardoned of that crime under DOJ’s interpretation?
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