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Exhibit 310

Walsh Final Report, Chapter 28, George Bush

Exhibit 310 ยท Independent counsel report

Walsh Final Report, Chapter 28, George Bush

The Weinberger pardon marked the first time a President ever pardoned someone in whose trial he might have been called as a witness, because the President was knowledgeable of factual events underlying the case.

Chapter on Bush's knowledge, his late-produced diary and the Weinberger pardon.

Source
Office of Independent Counsel Lawrence E. Walsh
Date
4 August 1993
Quoted from
Chapter 28, footnote 1
Grade
Primary record
Document
https://fas.org/irp/offdocs/walsh/chap_28.htm
Accessed
2026-11-09
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Finding DEF-6.4
Primary record Fourteen people were charged in the Iran/Contra prosecutions and eleven were convicted. Two convictions were vacated on appeal, and on 24 December 1992 President Bush pardoned six people, two of them before trial.