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Justice undone : clemency decisions in the Clinton White House : second report

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"May 14, 2002."Distributed to some depository libraries in microfiche.Includes bibliographical references.v. 1. Chapter 1, "Take Jack's Word": the pardons of international fugitives Marc Rich and Pincus Green; chapter 2, Roger Clinton's involvement in lobbying for grants of executive clemency -- v. 2. Chapter 3, Hugh Rodham's role in lobbying for grants of executive clemency; chapter 4, Tony Rodham's role in lobbying for grants of executive clemency; chapter 5, the grant of clemency to drug money launderer Harvey Weinig -- v. 3. Appendix I, Committee correspondence; appendix II, Committee subpoenas; appendix III, Marc Rich and Pincus Green pardon petition, minority views, additional view of Hon. Dan Burton.Also available via the Internet from the Committee website. Address as of 5/28/02: http://www.house.gov/reform/newindex/presidentialpĖ˛ardons.htm
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  1. Clinton, Bill, 1946
  2. Executive Power
  3. Green, Pincus
  4. Pardon
  5. Rich, Marc
  6. United States
  7. Weinig, Harvey

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