You might consider hosting that or backing it up in a country where the rule of law is important and free speech is held in high regard.
chrismsimpson · 8h ago
What a time to be alive
atemerev · 8h ago
Nice. It would be great to document other abuses in detail, particularly from DOJ.
glzone1 · 8h ago
Be interesting to add some of the Biden pardons - the kids for cash pardons and a bunch of others were wild.
The "Kids for Cash" scandal involved two Pennsylvania judges, Mark Ciavarella and Michael Conahan, who took kickbacks from the builder of two for-profit juvenile detention centers to send children to these facilities.
They got 17 year sentences and Biden let them out nearly immediately. Dem gov Josh Shapiro I think came out strongly against Biden actions
davidw · 5h ago
My recollection is that almost all of them end up having a few shady pardons. As with everything else, it's the scope and breadth that is not at all comparable.
KevinMS · 8h ago
> it will be nearly impossible to do so in niche languages in this market (Elixir, Erlang, Ruby, Clojure, Scala, Haskell etc).
You can tell by the name of the repo ("taco_pardons") this isn't an act of unbiased journalism.
creato · 7h ago
> They got 17 year sentences and Biden let them out nearly immediately.
This is grossly incorrect. Conahan was incarcerated in 2011, and sent to home confinement in 2020 (panedemic), and the remainder of his sentence was commuted in 2024. He served 13 years of a 17.5 year sentence.
Ciavarella was not pardoned and is scheduled to be released in 2034.
The "Kids for Cash" scandal involved two Pennsylvania judges, Mark Ciavarella and Michael Conahan, who took kickbacks from the builder of two for-profit juvenile detention centers to send children to these facilities.
They got 17 year sentences and Biden let them out nearly immediately. Dem gov Josh Shapiro I think came out strongly against Biden actions
You can tell by the name of the repo ("taco_pardons") this isn't an act of unbiased journalism.
This is grossly incorrect. Conahan was incarcerated in 2011, and sent to home confinement in 2020 (panedemic), and the remainder of his sentence was commuted in 2024. He served 13 years of a 17.5 year sentence.
Ciavarella was not pardoned and is scheduled to be released in 2034.