Yes, Trump Can Pardon Himself – and Must
As an attorney, I would recommend that the pardon letter or document should be notarized or witnessed, so that it is very clear that the pardon was issued before Trump's term of office has ended on January 20, 2021
By Jonathon Moseley —— Bio and Archives--January 19, 2021
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Can President Donald Trump pardon himself? Yes.
I am an attorney. Rarely will you ever get a clear, yes or no answer from any attorney. Attorneys are known for giving long-winded "Well it depends…. On the one hand / on the other hand" answers.
But on this topic, here is the answer: Yes. Period.
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