The D.C. Circuit Court has issued a divided ruling in the case of Dan Wilson, a defendant from the January 6 insurrection, sentencing him to prison on an unrelated gun conviction. The court ruled 2-1 that former President Donald Trump's pardon does not extend to Wilson's gun crime. Judge Neomi Rao dissented, arguing that Wilson should be released pending appeal. The majority opinion, authored by Judges Patricia Millett and Gregory Katsas, clarified that the pardon does not cover unrelated crimes that were uncovered during investigations related to the January 6 events. This ruling highlights ongoing legal complexities surrounding the pardons issued by Trump for January 6 defendants.