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Should pardon power be limited? Part II
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Should pardon power be limited? Part II
In the previous post, “Should pardon power be limited?” we asked you to think about these questions: Should the President of the United States be allowed to offer unlimited pardons, no matter what offense? What if the President is a convicted felon? Why does the President have that right? Should state Governors or other elected or unelected officials have the right of pardon? We then listed President Trump’s pardons together with the convicted …
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