DeWine's Record-Breaking Pardons Give Second Chances
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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has pardoned more individuals with felony records than any of his predecessors, with a total of 338 pardons, 287 of which came from an expedited program he launched six years ago. This program has significantly outpaced previous governors pardon rates and targets individuals who have turned their lives around after non-violent felonies, completed their sentences at least a decade ago, and maintained a clean record for a decade. The program has lifted major barriers for hundreds of rehabilitated Ohioans, providing them with real second chances as DeWines tenure comes to an end.
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