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1. Jim Guy Tucker is currently a resident of Little Rock, Arkansas and in recent years has avoided the media spotlight. (Web site)

Dumond

1. Jim Guy Tucker made Dumond eligible for parole and saying the Post Prison Transfer Board made the decision on its own to free Dumond. (Web site)

Governor

1. Governor, Jim Guy Tucker, was also convicted and served time in prison for his role in the fraud.

Tucker

1. Jim Guy Tucker, and who had previously been an aide to Tucker. (Web site)

Huckabee

1. Five minutes before Huckabee was to be sworn in, the disgraced outgoing governor, Jim Guy Tucker, tried to wriggle out of his promise to resign.

Arkansas

1. From Arkansas, Bill went on to Washington; his successor as governor, Jim Guy Tucker, went on to jail. (Web site)
2. He is the first Democratic Governor of Arkansas since the governorship of Jim Guy Tucker (1992–1996).

Bill Clinton

1. Bill Clinton, and was reappointed to a second term by Jim Guy Tucker. (Web site)

Co-Defendant

1. Haley, John Former attorney for Jim Guy Tucker, ex-husband of Marie Haley, co-defendant with Jim Guy Tucker in cable fraud case.

Sentence

1. For reasons Bill Clinton and Jim Guy Tucker would have to answer, not me, the sentence was commuted in 1992. (Web site)

Parole

1. He was up for parole because Jim Guy Tucker reduced his sentence.
2. Bill Clinton and Jim Guy Tucker for making the rapist eligible for parole.

Jim Guy Tucker

1. Subsequently, in 1992 then-Governor of Arkansas, Jim Guy Tucker granted executive clemency for DuMond which commuted his sentence to 39.5 years.
2. Bill Clinton finished up that term and then we had Jim Guy Tucker for governor, then finally Mike Huckabee.

Categories

1. Law > Criminal Law > Crime > Parole
2. Co-Defendant
3. World > Countries > United States > Arkansas
4. Countries > United States > Arkansas > Bill Clinton
5. Huckabee
6. Books about "Jim Guy Tucker" in Amazon.com
   

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