Alice Marie Johnson
Alice Marie Johnson is a former prisoner who gained national attention after serving 21 years for a nonviolent drug offense. Her life sentence was commuted by President Donald Trump in 2018, following advocacy from reality television star Kim Kardashian West. Johnson has since become a prominent advocate for criminal justice reform, launching initiatives to support clemency for others and sharing her story to highlight the impact of the justice system.
Born on May 30, 1960 (65 years old)
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Guatemala:
Alice Marie Johnson is the presidential advisor for pardons who announced the pardons granted by Donald Trump.
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United States:
Trump named Alice Marie Johnson as White House pardon czar – a first-of-its-kind role – in February.
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United States:
White House Pardon Czar Alice Marie Johnson wrote on X that Trump had 'extended mercy to 21 deserving individuals.'
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Ireland:
Johnson was appointed by Trump as the first pardon 'tsar'.
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Sweden:
Johnson was pardoned by Trump and appointed as his 'pardon chief' to recommend others for clemency.
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Spain:
Alice Marie Johnson was appointed by Trump as the 'czar of pardons' after receiving a presidential pardon herself.
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United States:
Alice Marie Johnson is noted for having her sentence commuted by President Trump due to advocacy from Kim Kardashian.
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Dominican Republic:
Alice Marie Johnson had her life sentence commuted by Donald Trump after Kim Kardashian's advocacy.
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United States:
Alice Marie Johnson, who herself has been in prison, explains how she will help find Americans who 'deserve a second chance'.
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United States:
Alice Johnson is announced as the pardon czar during a Black History Month event at the White House.
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