Trump can pardon anyone at anytime for any reason. You don't know your ass from a hole in the ground.
crimes committed BEFORE HE WAS SWORN IN DO NOT APPLY. & IF he pardoned anybody, NY STATE can go after them for STATE CRIMES.
good god you are poorly educated & trump just loves you to pieces.
"Do not apply?" If you believe he can't pardon somone for crimes committed before he was sworn in, you are wrong. There is no limit on his pardon powers. NY cannot go after anyone for a crime that Trump just pardoned them for. That's double jeapordy, which is unconstitutional.
Why don't you give up while you're behind? You obviously don't know jack about the law.
That’s not double jeopardy, ya ******* moron. Shit, you can’t even spell double jeopardy, no less, know what it means.
It means one jurisdiction can’t charge someone twice for the same crime. State and federal are separate jurisdictions and can both charge an individual with the same crime.
Is there anything you ever get right??
I know that's the the current theory, which allows the federal government to persecute the unpopular, but it's still double jeapardy. It's being tried twice for the same crime. The feds weasel around it by charging the person with "violating the civil rights" of the so-called victim. It's just one of the many parts of the Bill of Rights the government tramples all over.
BTW, harping on spelling errors is proof that you're an asshole. How many people know how to spell jeapardy without looking it up?
Holy ****, are you rightarded.
I just showed you how to spell double jeopardy and you STILL can’t spell it right.

You’re truly ineducable.
And ******* moron... it’s not “jeapordy” or “jeapardy,” it’s “jeopardy.” It’s not so bad that you don’t know how to spell a word that most 3rd graders can spell, but you show the forum you’re a complete imbecile when you still can’t spell it even after being shown how it’s spelled.
And no, being charged by the federal government and state for the same crime is not double jeopardy. They’re two separate jurisdictions which can each charge an individual for the same crime.