Former Colorado elections clerk Tina Peters is asking a state appeals court to recognise a pardon issued by Donald Trump for her state convictions as valid.
Attorneys for Tina Peters, a former Colorado county clerk convicted of state-level election interference, are asking a Colorado court to free her after PresidentDonald Trump pardoned her.
According to the association, “the pardon came as a huge relief, particularly, to human rights advocates and many Nigerians who followed the case with deep concern and anxiety.”.
Presidential pardons come in several forms with few limits. The Constitution allows presidents the broad power to grant pardons that come in several forms with only a few limits ... — Galatians 4.7 With a pardon, the chance to pay it forward.