President Joe Biden is making reports just days before he leaves the White House. according to NBC NewsThe 46th president has commuted the sentences of 2,500 people convicted of non-violent drug crimes. According to the outlet, his move is the "biggest single-day act of clemency."

"This action is an important step toward correcting historic wrongs, addressing sentencing disparities, and providing deserving individuals with the opportunity to return to their families and communities after spending too much time behind bars." President Biden announced.

However, in more shocking headlines, two people were pardoned, Shannon Agofsky and Just DavisHe reportedly rejected President Biden's communications. Why is that?

well Shadow Room Correspondent AB Burns-Tucker sharing some answers"TSR News.'

Here's why the two dead inmates refused President Joe Biden's commute

According to Burns-Tucker, Shannon Agofsky was sentenced to death in 2004 for killing a fellow inmate. Additionally, former Louisiana police officer Len Davis was convicted in 2005 of killing a woman who allegedly filed a complaint against him.

According to the reporter, both Agofsky and Davis have filed emergency motions to prevent their sentences from being commuted to life without the possibility of parole.

"Because they're both actively appealing their cases under a genuine plea of ​​not guilty," Burns-Tucker explained. "So reducing the penalties could have an impact when the courts consider their claims."

More details on The Decision by Shannon Agofsky And Len Davis

According to the host, the men's lawyers have argued that their clients have not made those requests. Also, changing the sentences would "disadvantage" the men and "harm" their appeals.

Scroll above as Burns-Tucker reveals another reason why men rejected President Biden's gesture. The host also shares the meaning of the legal term "enhanced scrutiny" and why death row cases receive special treatment.

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