This is a later page of the same index, not a separate topic. Guides and news posts are mixed in one list, newest first, twenty to a page. The items here were published earlier than the ones on page 1. Read the date on each one before you rely on it. A form, a waiting-period rule, or a grant total can change after a piece was written.
A guide explains how a federal pardon or commutation works. A news post reports one decision, rule, or set of figures and is tied to the day it describes. Both are about presidential clemency for an offense against the United States. A conviction under state law is outside that power. The Justice Department's filing rules are at 28 C.F.R. Part 1, and the current pardon and commutation forms are on its Apply for Clemency page.
The label on each card says what kind of item it is. Guide means an explanation meant to stay useful. Clemency news archive means an older news note kept for the record. A category name, such as Law changes, is a post from the news section. Page numbers are only a way to split the list. They are not separate subjects. For the regulations in one place, see the clemency rules.
