January 6th Pardons Transparency: Public Report on Recidivism.
This Act mandates the Congressional Research Service to regularly publish reports concerning individuals pardoned by the President for offenses related to the January 6, 2021, events. Citizens will gain public access to information detailing whether these pardoned individuals have committed new federal, state, or local crimes since receiving clemency. The goal is to increase transparency regarding pardon decisions and monitor their long-term impact on public safety.
Key points
Requires the publication of a public report every 180 days detailing the re-offending rate (recidivism) among individuals pardoned for actions related to January 6, 2021.
Reports must list pardoned individuals, describe any new criminal charges or convictions, and detail encounters involving the use of force by law enforcement against them.
This information will be made publicly available on the Library of Congress website, ensuring full transparency for citizens.
Status:
Introduced
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