The No Payoffs for Pardons Act aims to reform executive clemency by imposing financial disclosure requirements on recipients.

The No Payoffs for Pardons Act seeks to reform executive clemency by requiring recipients to file financial disclosure reports with the Attorney General. These reports must detail any benefits provided to the President or their immediate family members during a specified period. The Attorney General must make these reports publicly available. Recipients who fail to file required reports or submit materially false reports face civil and criminal penalties. The Act also updates the federal bribery statute to extend the statute of limitations for bribery offenses related to executive clemency.

The No Payoffs for Pardons Act aims to reform executive clemency by imposing financial disclosure requirements on recipients.

The No Payoffs for Pardons Act seeks to reform executive clemency by requiring recipients to file financial disclosure reports with the Attorney General. These reports must detail any benefits provided to the President or their immediate family members during a specified period. The Attorney General must make these reports publicly available. Recipients who fail to file required reports or submit materially false reports face civil and criminal penalties. The Act also updates the federal bribery statute to extend the statute of limitations for bribery offenses related to executive clemency.