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3. Exactly, a State charge not Federal

Sat Nov 15, 2025, 07:31 PM

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However, my question still remains: Will she now be allowed a pardon because she is now in a federal prison?

Seems like a reasonable question.

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She was convicted by Colorado. RandySF Saturday #2

Exactly, a State charge not Federal MagickMuffin Saturday #3

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