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Amin Hasanzadeh

AKA: Amin Hassanzadeh
Released
Date of birth:July 1977
Gender:Male
Race:Middle Eastern
Era:2010s
State:Michigan
Time Imprisoned:
1 Year 4 Months
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Amin Hasanzadeh

Biography

Amin Hasanzadeh, also spelled Amin Hassanzadeh, is an Iranian electrical engineer born in Iran in July 1977. He became a U.S. lawful permanent resident and worked in university research and private industry. Federal agents arrested him on November 6, 2019 on allegations that he stole confidential technical information from a Michigan employer and sent it to his brother in Iran, and that he had concealed prior Iranian military service on U.S. immigration forms. A December 2020 indictment charged conspiracy to export technology to Iran and seven substantive export counts. President Joe Biden granted Hasanzadeh a conditional full pardon on September 14, 2023. On September 25, 2023, the federal court dismissed the indictment without prejudice.

Case

Edna Mahan Correctional Facility for Women
Charges: Interstate transportation of stolen property and immigration-document fraud allegations; later one count of conspiracy to export technology to Iran and seven counts of unlawful export of technology to Iran.
Arrested: Nov 6, 2019
Incarcerated: Nov 6, 2019
Released: March 2021
Sentence: Detained pending trial after his November 6, 2019 arrest and later placed on home supervision. President Joe Biden granted a conditional full pardon on September 14, 2023; the court dismissed the indictment without prejudice on September 25, 2023. The exact physical release date from jail remains unverified.
Convicted: No
Institution State: New Jersey
Security: Multi
Mailing Address: Edna Mahan Correctional Facility – 1405 PO Box 96777 Las Vegas, NV 89193