Published 11/29/2008
by CNN Ticker Producer Alexander Mooney
at CNN Political Ticker
Milken was convicted of securities fraud charges in the 1980's.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Some high-profile convicts past and present are among more than 2,000 people asking President George W. Bush to pardon them or commute their prison sentences before he leaves office.
Junk-bond king Michael Milken, media mogul Conrad Black and American-born Taliban soldier John Walker [...]
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