Trump's Challenge to Biden Pardons Dismissed by Experts as Legally Baseless

Legal and historical precedents affirm the validity of autopen-signed pardons, countering Trump's claims of their invalidity.

Donald Trump declared on Truth Social that Joe Biden's pardons are invalid due to autopen signatures and Biden's alleged unawareness of them.
Legal experts and a 2005 Department of Justice opinion confirm that autopen signatures are legally valid for presidential documents, including pardons.
Historical precedent indicates that presidential pardons do not require a handwritten signature and can be issued verbally or through other means.
The National Archives clarified that digital reproductions of signatures on published documents are not evidence of autopen use, undermining claims by Trump allies.
Members of the January 6th Committee dismissed Trump's assertions, highlighting his own use of autopen for official documents during his presidency.