Column: The US needs to rein in presidential pardon power
It might require amending the Constitution, but the United States should rein in the pardoning power of the president, the ...
Robert A. Levy: The U.S. needs to rein in presidential pardon power
A constitutional amendment seems appropriate — perhaps a supplement to Article II, Section 2, stipulating that a pardon, to ...
Opinion: Presidential pardon power is a threat to the rule of law
Ultimately, reforming the pardon power is crucial to ensuring that the president remains accountable to the law and the ...
Presidential pardons have been abused by all sides for too long. Time to limit them | Opinion
Presidential pardons were not intended to forgive crimes committed by the president’s family members, friends or political ...
Opinion
Pardons gone wild: another brick from the wall of political trust | Opinion
The pardon power of the president is close to absolute. And most presidents, until Biden and Trump, have been careful not to abuse the privilege.
Kentucky lawmaker points to Biden pardons as reason to limit governor powers
A Kentucky lawmaker is hoping his quest to limit the pardon powers of governors in his state has gotten a jolt of momentum ...
Biden’s pardons raised eyebrows, but Trump’s insulted justice itself
For those not blinded by partisan politics, there is an obvious difference between Biden’s preemptive pardons and these Trump ...
Fact Check: No Seventh Circuit judge ruled Biden pardons unconstitutional
Posts saying that a Judge Joseph Barron on the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit ruled pardons granted ...
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Sam Bankman-Fried’s Parents Reportedly Ask Trump To Pardon Their Son, but Could It Actually Happen?
The 47th president has the power to offer a pardon or clemency to the founder of FTX, who is running out of options to avoid ...