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Since he has not been convicted, he would only need to get the DOJ to drop the charges, not pardon him, right?
by tribe 13y ago
Since he has not been convicted, he would only need to get the DOJ to drop the charges, not pardon him, right?
- Crito 13y agoAs I understand it, that would leave open the possibility of charges being brought against him again in the future, provided it never got beyond the "charges" stage.