State grantor · clemency record

Gov. (Illustrative State E)

clean — no reported donations

Pardons / commutations

Notable recipient

Wrongful-conviction exoneree

Reported donations

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Why this is shown as clean

No reported donations are tied to this recipient in the paired public records, so no transparency flag fires. The record is shown plainly.

Context: Clean record — included to show the ledger is not all flags.

Source: State clemency board log + innocence-project filing

Illustrative sample data. Production joins real public clemency records with FEC / state campaign-finance disclosures. Non-partisan.

Record integrity
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The canonical line below is this row's public fields joined in a fixed order; its SHA-256 hash is a fingerprint. Recompute it from the public record and compare — if the hash matches, the row is unchanged. Changing any field changes the hash.

record.hash

$ clemency-watch fingerprint --row cmsh4hyym0006yzn90h8n6eky
canonical:
Gov. (Illustrative State E)|State|4|Wrongful-conviction exoneree|0|State clemency board log + innocence-project filing|Clean record — included to show the ledger is not all flags.
sha256: 4f6688c5c9f60b7aefc723c3c5314bc2770c38e7a0f63869e6c1768a55d56167
recompute from the public record to verify it is unchanged.

Why this is shown as clean

Record integrity?The canonical line below is this row's public fields joined in a fixed order; its SHA-256 hash is a fingerprint. Recompute it from the public record and compare — if the hash matches, the row is unchanged. Changing any field changes the hash.

Record integrity
?
The canonical line below is this row's public fields joined in a fixed order; its SHA-256 hash is a fingerprint. Recompute it from the public record and compare — if the hash matches, the row is unchanged. Changing any field changes the hash.