Federal clemency case file
Pardon of Joseph Daniel Gavin
Granted March 3, 2005 by George W. Bush (Republican).
In-depth case review
Joseph Daniel Gavin received a pardon from President George W. Bush on March 3, 2005. Gavin had been convicted by U.S. Army general court-martial of multiple offenses under the Uniform Code of Military Justice, including failure to obey an order (Article 92), drunk and disorderly in quarters, communicating a threat, disrespect to a superior commissioned officer (Article 89), assault (Article 128), damage to government property, and resisting apprehension (Article 95 and 134, U.C.M.J.).
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Court case
Offense and conviction
Failure to obey an order, drunk and disorderly in quarters, communicating a threat, disrespect to a superior commissioned officer, assault, damage to government property, resisting apprehension; Articles 89, 92, 95, 108, 128, and 134, U.C.M.J.
U.S. Army general court-martial
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People and petition history
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