Startup CEO Charlie Javice is reportedly angling for a Trump pardon

The startup founder's camp is reportedly courting people close to the Trump administration, though her name is not yet on a formal Justice Department clemency list

Justin Tomlinson

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Startup CEO Charlie Javice is reportedly angling for a Trump pardon

Charlie Javice, the convicted founder of the startup Frank, is reportedly seeking a presidential pardon. According to a report from the Wall Street Journal, her camp has been quietly courting individuals close to the Trump administration to advocate on her behalf.[1][2]

Despite these quiet outreach efforts, Javice's name has not yet appeared on any formal clemency request list maintained by the Justice Department.[1]

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