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Reviewed Constitution, Fed Pardon Rules and Fed Application

Posted on: August 27, 2017 at 12:20:37 CT
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I have reviewed Article II, Section 2, Clause 2 of the U.S. Constitution which gives the President the authority to issue pardons, the Justice Department's Rules for applying for a pardon and the Justice Department's Pardon Application Form. I found NO requirement that the person seeking the pardon is required to admit guilt. Perhaps you can enlighten me as to the authority for your statement that a federal pardon applicant must admit guilt in order to obtain a pardon. All any of the foregoing documents require is an admission that the application was convicted.
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When a law enforcement official violates the Bill of Rights - Silas MU - 8/27 09:58:27
     RE: When a law enforcement official violates the Bill of Rights - MUTGR MU - 8/27 14:18:38
     Grow up: It's just politics - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 8/27 10:32:03
          Scotts, you are arguing with a guy who gets facts from CNN - johncoffey MU - 8/27 12:24:14
     Dems want him hung for violating court order - mu7176grad MU - 8/27 10:06:25
          It's because progressive's like to rule by judicial order. - RHAYWORTH MU - 8/27 11:04:19
          Joe would have won in review court somewhere.(nm) - GA Tiger MU - 8/27 10:55:34
          He admitted guilt - Silas MU - 8/27 10:18:51
               Think you better check your facts - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 8/27 11:13:25
                    To accept a pardon, you must admit guilt - Silas MU - 8/27 11:28:56
                         Reviewed Constitution, Fed Pardon Rules and Fed Application - ScottsdaleTiger MU - 8/27 12:20:37
                              Same here ... nothing - Sal KC - 8/27 13:52:14
                         Really? Do you have a link? - Sal KC - 8/27 11:38:43
                    Sounds like a judge pushing his own - Sal KC - 8/27 11:19:14
               The outrage of the pardon is nothing but - Sal KC - 8/27 10:39:33
               Trump has absolute pardon rights--see Clinton pardon of Rich - mu7176grad MU - 8/27 10:33:59
                    A court order premises on The Bill of Rights - Silas MU - 8/27 10:59:33
                         I was held in contempt by Fed Judge in SC - mu7176grad MU - 8/27 11:04:44
                              Sounds like the same thing - Silas MU - 8/27 11:12:14
          They want to jail an 85 year old man for contempt... - Salty Dog MU - 8/27 10:11:28
     RE: When a law enforcement official violates the Bill of Rights - MOCO SON MU - 8/27 10:05:15
     Please tell us which one he violated with what action... - Salty Dog MU - 8/27 10:02:59
          4th Amendment to the US Constitution - MrTruman2U MU - 8/27 10:06:50
               What specific incidents are you referring to? - Sal KC - 8/27 10:32:26
               So holding a foreign citizen suspected of a crime... - Salty Dog MU - 8/27 10:10:26
                    Holding a U.S. Citizen without probable cause does nm - SparkyStalcup MU - 8/27 10:36:04
                         What specific indent are you referring to? (nm) - Sal KC - 8/27 10:40:32
                              Here's a couple. Google turned up a lot more - SparkyStalcup MU - 8/27 10:58:44
                                   Those are pretty poor examples - Sal KC - 8/27 11:07:13
                                        They can't arrest someone without probable cause, - SparkyStalcup MU - 8/27 12:45:24
                                             The contact was legal - Sal KC - 8/27 13:55:03
     He violated an order to stop enforcing the law.(nm) - DHighlander NWMSU - 8/27 10:00:31
          A politically motivated order from a judge in Obama's... - Salty Dog MU - 8/27 10:05:14
          ^^^ this ^^^ (nm) - Tigrrrr! MU - 8/27 10:02:09




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