Summary
Roger J. Stone Jr. received two acts of clemency from President Donald Trump. On July 10, 2020, Trump commuted Stone's sentence for convictions involving obstruction of a proceeding, five counts of false statements, and witness tampering. On December 23, 2020, Trump granted Stone a full pardon covering the same offenses: obstruction of a proceeding, five counts of false statements, and witness tampering.
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Clemency record
Pardon · December 23, 2020
Granted by Donald Trump (Republican)
Obstruction of proceeding; false statements (five counts); witness tampering
Original sentence: 40 months imprisonment · 24 months supervised release · 250 hours community service · $20,000.00 fine (sentenced February 20, 2020, District of Columbia).
Open full case fileCommutation · July 10, 2020
Granted by Donald Trump (Republican)
Obstruction of proceeding; false statements (five counts); witness tampering
Original sentence: 40 months imprisonment · 24 months supervised release · 250 hours community service · $20,000.00 fine (sentenced February 20, 2020, District of Columbia).
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