[Grampa Dave]

“Pardons impute guilt, and accepting them, confesses guilt!”

Burdick v. United States, 236 U.S. 79 (1915) -

"Agree pardons can’t be issued until someone has been convicted of a crime!"

DJT’s justice department should take this to court. Blanket pardons for every crime a person has not been charged with or accused of can’t be allowed.

Again, “Pardons impute guilt, and accepting them, confesses guilt!”

Burdick v. United States, 236 U.S. 79 (1915) -

22 posted on 1/21/2025, 9:24:33 AM by Grampa Dave (If history teaches us anything: It's that history rarely teaches anything! (outofsalt))

[KrisKrinkle]

“Pardons impute guilt, and accepting them, confesses guilt!”

That’s a legal fiction, because as they say, the process is the punishment. Innocent people might want a pardon to avoid the undeserved punishment of subjugation to the process.

[pingman]

So, a bit of forensic accounting can show massive income from criminal activity, and the Feds can seize it, right?

Pay-per-view $$$ from public hearings on the now-pardoned Bidens (who cannot assert “the 5th”) would put a dent in the deficit.