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Both have necessary and legitimate uses, which is why they exist. Any institutional power can be used corruptly. The defense against that is not to try to prede
by wrs 1y ago
Both have necessary and legitimate uses, which is why they exist. Any institutional power can be used corruptly. The defense against that is not to try to predecide and constrain every action of the executive. It is for the people, directly or through their representatives, to recognize the corruption and remove that executive through election or impeachment.
- jjj123 1y agoGenuine question: what are the legitimate uses of a presidential pardon? It always seemed strange to me, I don’t understand it.
- macintux 1y agoAny judicial system is a source of injustice, hopefully just at the periphery, but there needs to be some way to recognize and correct grievous errors.