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How's he going to pardon someone who hasn't been charged? -- nm
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Max
lol, I guess he just... does it. I'd forgotten Ford/Nixon. That's messed up, but there we are. -- (link*)
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Max
Nov 9 '16, 13:14
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http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/explainer/2008/07/preemptive_presidential_pardons.html
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It's an interesting example because there was the presumption of admission of guilt for accepting the pardon -- nm
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