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What has Biden’s family been convicted of? Schiff? Dizzy Lizzy? Fraudci?Pardons have been used to forgive someone wrongfully convicted.
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What has Biden’s family been convicted of? Schiff? Dizzy Lizzy? Fraudci?Pardons have been used to forgive someone wrongfully convicted.
Pardons have been used for people who haven’t been convicted.What has Biden’s family been convicted of? Schiff? Dizzy Lizzy? Fraudci?
That one was never challenged in court. Tater’s will be.The ghost of Nixon disagrees.
Good point, how Xiden not issued these pre-emptive pardons for crimes against the United States many of these folks likely would of avoid an investigation....now it's obvious there is something worth looking intoThe constitution says that people can't be investigated for no reason also.
Since the Constitution, Moroner.Since when are pardons only for people who have had convictions?
that supreme court decision states a crime must have occurred. Biden states in the order no crime occurred.Pre-emptive pardons are constitutional. Let’s look at the Constitution, court precedent and history to understand why.
The pardon power is found in Article II, Section 2, Clause 1 of the Constitution. It says (in part): “The President ... shall have Power to grant Reprieves and Pardons for Offences against the United States, except in Cases of Impeachment.” What’s clear from that language is that the pardon power applies to federal crimes (“against the United States”) as opposed to state crimes. Beyond that and the impeachment limitation, it’s a rather broad authority wielded by presidents at their discretion to cover conduct that has already taken place.
Supreme Court precedent backs up that understanding of the pardon power as a vast one. In 1866, the Supreme Court said it “extends to every offence known to the law, and may be exercised at any time after its commission, either before legal proceedings are taken, or during their pendency, or after conviction and judgment.”
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Ask Jordan: Are pre-emptive pardons constitutional?
“Deadline: White House” legal reporter and former prosecutor Jordan Rubin answers your questions about the Supreme Court, Trump’s cases and other legal issues.www.msnbc.com
So, based on precedent and language in the Constitution they are legal.
Of course, that won't matter to the Roberts court, sorry........trump's court, if trump tells them to break with precedent.....................again.
So you guys didn't just make this up? You sure?Since the Constitution, Moroner.
The problem is you guys added words to the constitution.
Well, if Biden happens to be wrong, then the pardon kicks in.that supreme court decision states a crime must have occurred. Biden states in the order no crime occurred.
The constitution says offenses are pardoned. It does not say convictions are pardoned.Show us “pre-emptive” in the Constitution, Moroner.
so, you admit you don't care if they committed crimesWell, if Biden happens to be wrong, then the pardon kicks in.
Um...hello?The whole idea of a preemptive pardon is nonsense. Like talking about a non-deadly murder.
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What The Founders Would Say About Biden And Trump's Pardons
In four years, Biden used his Article 2, Section 2 powers more than 8,064 times.thefederalist.com
How did Biden’s family do that, IQ2?They are pardons to stop harassment of people who held trump accountable for crimes.
yes, now tell us how with Biden stating in the order no offense occurred how it is allowed?The constitution says offenses are pardoned. It does not say convictions are pardoned.
Trump didn't have any problems pardoning people who hadn't been convicted. Are you sure you didn't just make this up now?
If you want to reform the power of the pardon, I'm all for that. Doesn't seem like either side actually wants to do so.so, you admit you don't care if they committed crimes
That's not exactly what Biden says in the pardon.yes, now tell us how with Biden stating in the order no offense occurred how it is allowed?
Been in a coma the last 4 years?The shame of it all is these are not normal times. Incoming prez's typically don't threaten to prosecute people for imaginary offenses. Like never.
He has never read it.So how do you refute what the constitution says?