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I see. Yes I think that's right. I think more 'young' people would want to see a fair and open public trial than a blank pardon. It's my impression that more '
by jwtadvice 10y ago
I see. Yes I think that's right. I think more 'young' people would want to see a fair and open public trial than a blank pardon.
It's my impression that more 'young' people would want to see a blanket pardon over a secret trial where a defense can't be mounted.
- dogma1138 10y agoMyself personally (not an American) would favour trial (of any kind) over a blanket pardon, however I will support a full pardon or full commute of the sentence in case he is found guilty by a trial in which he could not mount a proper defence due to the espionage act limitations, if it would be a closed trial or if it would be a military tribunal instead of a trial by jury.