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Report on Pardoned Individuals' Crimes
Recent Bills/Report on Pardoned Individuals' Crimes

Report on Pardoned Individuals' Crimes

IntroducedJanuary 6, 2026
Introduced10 months ago
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Why This Matters

This bill aims to monitor and report on individuals pardoned for their actions during the January 6 Capitol events, focusing on any new criminal activity they may engage in after being pardoned.

If you are concerned about the behavior of pardoned individuals, this bill will provide regular updates on their criminal activity.
Who this affects
Individuals pardoned · General public
What changes is this bill making?
  1. 1This bill requires a report on people pardoned for crimes related to the January 6 Capitol events.
  2. 2The report will list pardoned individuals and any new criminal offenses they commit after their pardon.
  3. 3It will also include details on any encounters with law enforcement involving the use of force.
  4. 4The report must be submitted every 180 days and made available to the public.
  5. 5The goal is to track recidivism among those pardoned under a specific presidential proclamation.

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