Just moments before leaving office, President Joe Biden commuted the life sentence of Indigenous activist Leonard Peltier, who was convicted in the 1975 killings of two FBI agents. Peltier was ...

Leonard Peltier, who was active in the American Indian Movement, was convicted in the 1975 killings of two FBI agents. He was serving life in prison. ...

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President Biden's decision to commute Leonard Peltier's sentence after nearly five decades of imprisonment represents a significant shift in federal-tribal relations.

Then there was President Trump’s move to pardon most of the January 6 insurgents – not just the people one could reasonable claim were victims of overzealous prosecution, but also the Oath Taker ...

Many people have advocated for his release, including James H. Reynolds, the former U.S. Attorney whose office handled Mr. Peltier’s prosecution and appeal. Reynolds argued for clemency in a ...

FBI Agents Jack Coler and Ronald Williams were murdered by Peltier. Mr. Peltier shot Coler “twice in the head as he lay on the ground unconscious,” FBI Director Christopher Wray said last summer.

“The power to exercise mercy in this case lies solely within your discretion, and we urge you to grant Mr. Peltier clemency, allowing him to return home and live out his remaining days among his own ...