Don't worry, everyone. Scooter Libby may have have had his sentence commuted, but there's still a good chance for justice to be served. Because the President can still pardon him, any time he wants and for any reason! "As to the future, I rule nothing in and nothing out," the president told reporters after visiting wounded soldiers at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. A full pardon would wipe clean Libby's criminal record. The commuted prison sentence leaves Libby's conviction in place, along with a $250,000 fine and two years probation.
Free Scooter (Symbolically)
Free Scooter (Symbolically)
Free Scooter (Symbolically)
Don't worry, everyone. Scooter Libby may have have had his sentence commuted, but there's still a good chance for justice to be served. Because the President can still pardon him, any time he wants and for any reason! "As to the future, I rule nothing in and nothing out," the president told reporters after visiting wounded soldiers at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. A full pardon would wipe clean Libby's criminal record. The commuted prison sentence leaves Libby's conviction in place, along with a $250,000 fine and two years probation.