Jeffrey Toobin
City Arts & Lectures
The Unilateral Power of Presidential Pardons
This chapter delves into the constitutional authority of the presidential pardon, highlighting its historical significance and dual nature as both an act of mercy and a political tool. By examining notable examples throughout history, it reveals the complex motivations and implications behind presidential pardons.
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