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Jeremy Young Hutchinson

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Date pardoned
29 May 2025
Day 130 of term →
Convicted of
Jeremy Hutchinson was an Arkansas state senator and representative. He pleaded guilty across three federal jurisdictions to charges arising from two separate corruption schemes. In the first bribery scheme, from approximately 2014 to 2017, he accepted more than $350,000 in monthly legal retainer payments, hotel rooms, baseball tickets, and use of luxury real estate from Preferred Family Healthcare (PFH), a Springfield, Missouri-based behavioral health nonprofit. In exchange, he performed official acts on PFH's behalf — including holding up state agency budgets and drafting and voting on legislation to protect the charity's state funding and block cost-containment reforms that would have reduced its profits. In the second scheme, from 2010 through 2017, he stole and misappropriated thousands of dollars in state campaign contributions for personal use, then filed false federal income tax returns from 2011 to 2014 to conceal the theft. He pleaded guilty in June and July 2019 in the Eastern and Western Districts of Arkansas and the Western District of Missouri.
Original sentence
Sentenced across multiple federal jurisdictions with terms running consecutively. Final sentencing by US District Judge Kristine Baker on April 23, 2023 in the Western District of Missouri added further consecutive terms, bringing total imprisonment to 50 months. Also ordered to pay restitution of $224,497 to the state of Arkansas and $131,038 to the IRS, plus three years' supervised release.
Post-pardon activity
2mentions
0new offenses
Original source →

Subsequent News Mentions(2)

Named in a CREW investigation documenting Trump's clemency grants to at least 20 corrupt politicians, collectively allowing eleven former officials to evade roughly 66 years of prison time across 166 corruption counts.

Named in a CBS News report on Trump's pardons and commutations for convicted fraudsters and white-collar criminals, with Trump claiming many were unfairly targeted for being his supporters.

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