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Technology Stocks : LRAD - Long Range Acoustic Device

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From: Savant7/7/2022 2:22:39 PM
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Corrupt ahole that took bribes to screw over ATCO, now GNSS...was granted a partial pardon...
served 8 years, should have been longer..IMO
Has to pay some restitution...doubtful ATCO shareholders will see any of that

Trump's 11th hour pardon of Duke Cunningham called 'total disgrace' - The San Diego Union-Tribune (sandiegouniontribune.com)

n his final hours in office former President Donald Trump reached back into San Diego’s ignominious political history and issued a partial pardon of former Republican Congressman Randall “Duke” Cunningham, who spent eight years in prison for accepting millions in what has been described as the largest congressional bribery scandal in history.

While the move by Trump gives Cunningham some legal rights that convicted felons lack, such as owning a firearm, it is not a clean slate. The pardon is “conditional,” and specifically says that Cunningham must still pay off all of the $3.6 million in restitution and forfeiture that were ordered levied as part of his sentence.

A full pardon would have eliminated all parts of the conviction, including the financial penalties, said Margaret Love, an attorney who served as the Department of Justice Pardon Attorney between 1990 and 1997.

“That is what happens with a traditional pardon,” she said. “Everything goes.”

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