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(2) Do you mean not yet charged or not yet convicted ? Because I can get you would want to shield some people from persecutions (just or unjust) from your succ
by Departed7405 5mo ago
(2) Do you mean not yet charged or not yet convicted ?
Because I can get you would want to shield some people from persecutions (just or unjust) from your successor, but I see no reason why you would be able to pardon someone charged but waiting for trial. This makes a mockery of justice, the public can't discover the facts but more importantly: why pardon someone that is still considered innocent ?
- prepend 5mo agoBecause the trial may take 5 years and consume lots of resources. If they’ll be pardoned anyway, why?