Gov. Evers grants another 167 pardons

Gov. Tony Evers on Monday, granted another 167 pardons, bringing his total to 1,807 since becoming governor.  The Wisconsin Constitution grants the governor the power to pardon individuals convicted of a crime. Individuals convicted of a Wisconsin felony may apply for a pardon if they completed their sentence at least five years ago and have no pending criminal charges. The pardon application, instructions, and answers to frequently asked questions about the pardon process can be found on the governor’s website.