Summary
Roman Seleznev received a commutation of sentence on July 26, 2024, from President Joe Biden. Seleznev had been convicted of conspiracy to commit bank fraud, participation in a racketeer influenced corrupt organization, wire fraud (10 counts), intentional damage to a computer (eight counts), obtaining information from a protected computer (nine counts), access device fraud (nine counts), and aggravated identity theft (two counts). The commutation reduced his sentence but did not erase the conviction itself.
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Clemency record
Commutation · July 26, 2024
Granted by Joe Biden (Democratic)
1. Conspiracy to commit bank fraud2. Participation in a racketeer influence corrupt corporation3. Wire fraud (10 counts); intentional damage to a computer (eight counts); obtaining information from a protected computer (nine counts); access device fraud (nine counts); aggravated identity theft (two counts)
Original sentence: 168 months imprisonment · 36 months supervised release (sentenced November 30, 2017, 1. Northern District of Georgia2. Northern District of Georgia3. Western District of Washington).
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