Federal clemency record
Commutation · January 19, 2021
Granted by Donald Trump (Republican) to Mario Claiborne
Summary
Mario Claiborne's sentence of 60 months supervised release for federal drug offenses in the Northern District of Illinois, for which he was convicted in 1994, was commuted by President Donald Trump on January 19, 2021. Claiborne's convictions included conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine, engaging in a continuing criminal enterprise, six counts of using the telephone to facilitate felony drug distribution, six counts of possession with intent to distribute cocaine, four counts of distribution of cocaine, and two counts of conducting financial transactions with money from drug transactions.
Offense
Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine; engaging in a continuing criminal enterprise; use of the telephone to facilitate felony drug distribution (six counts); possession with intent to distribute cocaine (six counts); distribution of cocaine (four counts); conducting financial transactions with money from drug transactions (two counts)
Northern District of Illinois · 1994
Original sentence
60 months supervised release
Sentenced May 23, 1994 · Northern District of Illinois