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Comer Calls for Biden’s Last-Day Pardons to Be Declared Null and Void

Legal scholars say the Constitution gives the president sole clemency power and leaves no clear way for Congress or another president to undo completed pardons.

Herzog Rebukes U.S. Pressure on Netanyahu Pardon, Pledges Independent Decision

After Cuellar Pardon, Ex-Pardon Chief Says Trump’s Clemency Breaks With Public-Trust Norms