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The max he can get is 20. More likely he will get half of that which would be around 10. If he goes to federal prison that means he would have to at least 8.5 y
by at-fates-hands 1y ago
The max he can get is 20. More likely he will get half of that which would be around 10. If he goes to federal prison that means he would have to at least 8.5 years. The other issue is he's not a US citizen so they could also just deport him, confiscate his passport and put him on a no-fly list to keep him out of the country.
There's no reason to pardon him.
- esseph 1y agoMoney, clout, and leverage.
- ceejayoz 1y ago> There's no reason to pardon him. That doesn't really seem to be stopping pardons from going ahead.
- paulpauper 1y agoThe Jan 6th protestors were sentenced for far fewer months and were all pardoned even after completing their time.
- at-fates-hands 1y agoNot apples to apples. Kwon is a foreign national. All the J6ers were US citizens.