NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — More than 30 people, including country music star and Nashville native Jelly Roll, were pardoned Thursday afternoon by Tennessee Governor Bill Lee.
The Tennessee Board of Parole was heavily involved in the decision-making and each case was extensively reviewed, according to officials.
“After thoroughly reviewing the merits of each case, I have decided to grant 33 individuals executive clemency,” said Gov. Lee.“Each individual case is unique and warranted consideration, and I thank the Board of Parole members for their thoughtful recommendations throughout this process.”
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All 33 people who were granted executive clemency have reportedly served their sentences and are not subject to any type of supervision…