"My life has been shattered, my reputation has been shattered, but most importantly, my family has been shattered,” Collins said at sentencing.
December 23, 2020 at 12:10 PM
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President Donald Trump has granted a pardon to former U.S. Rep. Christopher Collins, his first congressional supporter who pleaded guilty to insider-trading charges.
The charges involved Collins’ son and the Australian biotechnology firm where the former congressman served as a director for more than a decade.
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Former New York Rep. Chris Collins arrives at the Southern District courthouse in New York on Jan. 17. Photo: Peter Foley/Bloomberg
