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Judge Mehta ultimately recognized that his previous order lacked a sound basis, revealing a significant misjudgment in handling the case against the Oathkeepers. While he denied some of the DOJ's motions, he agreed that under the commutation, the terms of supervised release could no longer be enforced.
In conclusion, these events highlight the complexities involved in sentencing and the effect of presidential commutations on judicial processes. As the legal system navigates these matters, the implications for the Oathkeepers and similar defendants remain vital topics of discussion regarding the intersection of executive clemency and judicial authority.