Jason Manion

At a glance

Jason Manion’s Senate introduction describes appellate prosecution, Ohio state legal work and federal legislative and executive service before the Sentencing Commission nomination. The committee’s account links his criminal-law work with federal sentencing issues.

Summary sources: [1]

Career and documented accomplishments

• The Senate introduction records Harvard Law School graduation, two Sixth Circuit clerkships, Ohio deputy-solicitor-general service and special-counsel work for Senator Ted Cruz. [1]
• It identifies Manion as a Northern District of Ohio assistant United States attorney since 2022, followed by detailed service advising the associate attorney general and attorney general and legal work with the White House fraud task force. [1]

Role and nomination context

• The Judiciary Committee advanced his commission nomination on September 24, 2026. The Sentencing Commission establishes federal sentencing policies and guidelines, advises Congress and the executive branch, and researches federal crime and sentencing. [2] [3]

Sources and review date

Career and role sources reviewed Oct 14, 2026. These sources may describe developments beyond the nomination snapshot; each nomination entry retains its recorded date and outcome.

1. August 5, 2026 nominees hearing introduction

   Senate Committee on the Judiciary. Reviewed Oct 14, 2026.

2. Committee advances thirteen judicial and executive nominees

   Senate Committee on the Judiciary. Reviewed Oct 14, 2026.

3. About the Commission

   U.S. Sentencing Commission. Reviewed Oct 14, 2026.