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Pardon of Jason Galanis

Granted March 28, 2025 by Donald Trump (Republican).

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Jason Galanis was convicted in the Southern District of New York in 2017 of conspiracy to commit securities fraud (two counts), securities fraud, investment adviser fraud, and conspiracy to commit investment adviser fraud. He was sentenced to 135 months imprisonment followed by 36 months supervised release. On March 28, 2025, President Donald Trump granted Galanis a pardon.

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DOJ warrant

DOJ Office of the Pardon Attorney · Primary-source verified

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Offense and conviction

1. Conspiracy to commit securities fraud (two counts); securities fraud; investment adviser fraud2. Conspiracy to commit securities fraud; securities fraud; conspiracy to commit investment adviser fraud

Southern District of New York · 2017

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Sentence

135 months imprisonment · 36 months supervised release

Sentenced February 15, 2017 · Southern District of New York

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  • DOJ warrant

    Executive Grant of Clemency document or DOJ warrant link for this grant.

    Primary-source verified · DOJ Office of the Pardon Attorney

    justice.gov