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The Department of Justice is launching an official investigation into the wave of last-minute pardons and commutations issued by former President Joe Biden, with particular scrutiny on whether the documents were properly authorized and signed. The review comes amid escalating concerns about Biden's mental fitness during his final weeks in office and whether an autopen—a device used to replicate signatures—was employed without sufficient oversight.
According to DOJ officials, the probe will examine more than 1,500 clemency orders signed in Biden’s final days, including controversial. . .
