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Prairie Gates

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62. He wqas sentenced to 17 1/2 years...he served 9 in prison, then Trump released him to home arrest
Sat Dec 14, 2024, 12:48 AM
Dec 14

He's served 4 1/2 years in home confinement. Biden commuted the sentence of everyone who was released to home confinement under COVID protocols. He was one of those. He was going to be under home cofinement anothe 18 months if he were to serve the federal usual of 85% of his sentence. He's served 79% of his sentence.

This guy is a horrible shitbag, but was going to be free anyway in a year and half. Buden did not commute his sentence specifically, but everyone who was in his same situation. Unfortunately, that got him lcuky, so he gets to take his ankle monitor off now rather than in January or June 2026.

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Wtf? XanaDUer2 Dec 13 #1
Let me add a WTH JCMach1 Dec 13 #30
Will he Pardon trump XanaDUer2 Dec 13 #32
Joe sure got this one wrong as hell. marble falls Dec 13 #2
This guy was already out of prison, right? Prairie Gates Dec 13 #6
Why? That's one of the more heinous crimes out there. BlueTsunami2018 Dec 13 #3
Message auto-removed Name removed Dec 13 #10
Your pizza is almost ready! Emile Dec 13 #14
You have to wonder. BlueTsunami2018 Dec 13 #15
Message auto-removed Name removed Dec 13 #17
This is ridiculous. BlueTsunami2018 Dec 13 #18
The danger of blanket clemencies Prairie Gates Dec 13 #4
Why ??? SamKnause Dec 13 #5
He wasn't in prison...look at the part that the OP left out of the quotation Prairie Gates Dec 13 #8
Thanks for the information. SamKnause Dec 13 #9
It's pretty bad, indeed - there was no news that I can remember of this guy being released Prairie Gates Dec 13 #13
That's actually worse peregrinus Dec 13 #20
Yes, indeed it is Prairie Gates Dec 13 #21
He should have been returned to the cold hard cell he sent the kids to. Bluethroughu Dec 13 #31
Nobody's disputing that Prairie Gates Dec 13 #39
Except the person who commuted the sentence. nt kelly1mm Dec 13 #52
How many of the 1500 COVID protocol releases have been returned to prison? Prairie Gates Dec 13 #54
How about doing nothing and letting him finish out his sentence ? MichMan Dec 13 #55
Biden commuted the sentence pf 1500 people on house arrest based on COVID protocol Prairie Gates Dec 13 #57
Apparently, they thought his sentence was too harsh MichMan Dec 13 #59
The Trump administration released him from prison Prairie Gates Dec 14 #60
From the link MichMan Dec 14 #61
The Trump administration released him from prison Prairie Gates Dec 14 #63
Yes, Trump was president when the courts accepted his petition and sent him to home confinement MichMan Dec 14 #64
Oh Trump has no responsibility for what happened on his watch Prairie Gates Dec 14 #65
This message was self-deleted by its author MichMan Dec 14 #66
Yeah. He is a monster Demovictory9 Dec 13 #43
When you're DeepWinter Dec 13 #7
Sickening BeerBarrelPolka Dec 13 #11
'Kids for Cash' victim reacts after Biden commutes sentence for Luzerne County judge Goonch Dec 13 #12
It's BeerBarrelPolka Dec 13 #19
What the actual fuck peregrinus Dec 13 #16
Those so-called judges should die in prison. dalton99a Dec 13 #22
No. They didn't deserve a second chance. Solly Mack Dec 13 #23
This is why they lose elections... Fix The Stupid Dec 13 #24
Biden won JI7 Dec 13 #26
I agree with almost every negative reaction to this person's release. Fla Dem Dec 13 #25
Horrible move. Bluethroughu Dec 13 #27
Disgusting. The Unmitigated Gall Dec 13 #28
My question is, does the judge have any assets above poverty level? Bluethroughu Dec 13 #29
He deserved to rot in prison. Blue Full Moon Dec 13 #33
Horrible decision. Oneironaut Dec 13 #34
I can see trump and his henchmen doing that, but WTF? Silent Type Dec 13 #35
Chuckle, chuckle republianmushroom Dec 13 #36
Thought about this some more, I see it is not just republicans. republianmushroom Dec 13 #37
I sure as hell don't agree with that one. Vinca Dec 13 #38
WRONG, Mr. President! Freddie Dec 13 #40
Somebody in the administration made sure he was put on the list MichMan Dec 13 #41
I thought the same thing. Bluethroughu Dec 13 #42
This is the kind of pardon I would have expected from Trump - not Biden. PeaceWave Dec 13 #44
It's NOT a Pardon. It's a Commutation. maxsolomon Dec 13 #45
This message was self-deleted by its author PeaceWave Dec 13 #46
Exactly BeerBarrelPolka Dec 13 #48
"Nothing brings out DU's inner conservative quite like the thought that a criminal isn't being punished enough." maxsolomon Dec 13 #50
I'm sorry BeerBarrelPolka Dec 13 #53
Thank You! nt RobinA Dec 13 #47
He probably had about 15-18 months of home confinement left on his sentence Prairie Gates Dec 13 #49
Post removed Post removed Dec 13 #51
This was one of the most heinous crimes I've ever heard.. Willis88 Dec 13 #56
He wqas sentenced to 17 1/2 years...he served 9 in prison, then Trump released him to home arrest Prairie Gates Dec 14 #62
I wonder what outdated laws, policies and practices they are referring to ? MichMan Dec 13 #58
Slap in the face to all the juveniles who were sent away for years of their formative lives. ForgoTheConsequence Dec 14 #67
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