Clemency push shows EPA official's drive to win Emmert case
The article follows Orehowsky an EPA employee who built support for Phillip Emmert’s clemency, including letters to Ashcroft and outreach at parties. It details Emmert’s 14 year prison term, the lobbying effort, and his 2006 pardon by President Bush, plus his life after release and Libby case comparison.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Washington
Justice Department
Bush
I. Lewis
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Libby
CIA
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Anthony Kennedy
American Bar Association
Kennedy
Phillip Emmett
Arkansas
Seeet
Emmert
Assembly of God Church
Congress
Capitol
Crowell & Moring
Thomas Means
Pardon
EPA
Andrew Card
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James Claney
First Assembly of God
Iowa
John Ashcroft
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Ashcroft
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Jim Leach
Washington, D.C
Pardon Division
Dixie
Justice
Attorney Means
U.S
Charles Wolle
Des Moines
Wolle
Wolfe
Chuck Grassley
Alowa
Means
Federal
Duluth
Minn
First Assembly of God Church
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