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A convict receives a valid pardon based on mercy, not a finding of innocence. He argues that this proves no offense was ever committed and forbids anyone from acknowledging the historical conviction. Under Monsanto, which answer is best?

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The pardon does not by itself erase the offense and conviction as historical facts. The grant means the trial never took place. The pardon automatically cancels all historical records. Every merciful pardon is a judicial finding that no offense occurred.

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