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Scope and Limitations
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- Under the present Constitution, an ordinary presidential pardon may be granted at what stage?
- For violations of election laws, rules and regulations, what special constitutional prerequisite applies to the listed …
- Which liability does a pardon not, by itself, extinguish under Article 36 of the Revised Penal Code?
- A trial court convicts a defendant, but his ordinary appeal remains pending and the conviction is not final. He request…
- An official is removed and disqualified through impeachment. He asks the President to cancel that impeachment consequen…
- A former career officer validly receives an absolute pardon after final conviction. The former post is vacant. She dema…
- An election-law offender is convicted by final judgment. The President signs a pardon, but COMELEC has expressly declin…
- Explain the current final-judgment and impeachment limitations on presidential pardon. Why must a reader distinguish th…
- A pardoned convict argues that the injured party's civil indemnity has automatically disappeared along with the crimina…
- Discuss the role of COMELEC in presidential clemency for election-law violations. Can the President treat its unfavorab…
- Under Article 36 of the Revised Penal Code, restoration through pardon of the right to hold public office or of suffrag…
- What distinction does Monsanto emphasize between pardon and an assertion that the criminal act and conviction never his…