Clarence Aaron is serving three life sentences for introducing drug dealers. Not buying, selling, or supplying, and it was his first criminal offense. He has served 20 years in prison and has paid his debt to society. Holding people like this in prison is a waste of money and isn't good for our country. If his case is compared to individuals who have been pardoned, it appears to be unfair for him to be denied. To find out more details about Clarence Aaron, read this article, http://www.propublica.org/article/pardon-attorney-torpedoes-plea-for-pre..., or search for him on the internet.



