The US president’s power to pardon is both one of the most absolute and misunderstood provisions of the Constitution. Rooted ...
A foundational principle of the U.S. Constitution is the idea that no one is above the law. Why allow pardons?
Protesters converge on the steps of the New York Public Library to mark the fourth anniversary of the January 6 attack on ...
Caribbean-American Democratic Congresswoman, Yvette Clarke, has welcomed the posthumous pardon of Jamaica’s first national ...
What in the world did the special prosecutor expect when he brought a case that he knew was not wanted by the individual in ...
State Sen. Chris McDaniel, R-Ryland Heights, has refiled a proposed constitutional amendment that would increase ...
There is something about human behavior which transcends cultural, ethnic, racial, as well as ideological differences. This “something” was immortalized by British historian Lord Acton in 1887.
A Supreme Court lawyer has filed a writ petition challenging the legality of the president's jurisdiction to pardon death-row convicts without formulating any policy in this regard. Lawyer Ishrat ...
And yet, the power of the presidential pardon, based on the embrace of the concepts of mercy and amnesty, essentially ...
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