Pardoned January 6 participant charged over alleged threats to kill federal judges
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Cleveland Meredith, a January 6 participant pardoned by Donald Trump, was arrested Monday over an April Facebook post that allegedly called for all federal judges overseeing J6 cases to be executed. Meredith, of North Carolina, had previously been pardoned after threatening to kill then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. The new charges underscore the legal exposure facing pardoned defendants who make further threats. Watch for prosecutors to seek detention and for the case to test how courts handle conduct by pardoned J6 defendants.
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