Summary
Mario Claiborne received a commutation of sentence on January 19, 2021, from President Donald Trump. Claiborne had been convicted in federal district court of 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), and conducting financial transactions with money from drug transactions (two counts). The commutation reduced his sentence; specific details regarding the original sentence imposed and the terms of the commutation are not provided in the available record.
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Commutation · January 19, 2021
Granted by Donald Trump (Republican)
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)
Original sentence: 60 months supervised release (sentenced May 23, 1994, Northern District of Illinois).
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