First, let me say there is considerable misinformation on some partisan websites, and Mr. Obama has not "pardoned terrorists," contrary to what you might read. Most of those whose sentences he commuted were low-level drug dealers, who may have been over-charged under previous drug laws. The Justice Department has a list of the people whose sentences Mr. Obama commuted, or who received a pardon. The link is https://www.justice.gov/pardon/obama-commutations
John Resko has written: 'Reprieve' -- subject- s -: Clinton Prison - Dannemora, N.Y. -, Clinton Prison, Dannemora, N.Y., Sing Sing Prison
Over that past 50 years, all presidents have granted pardons to people in prison. These convicted people are usually pardoned on the last day of the presidency.
Respite means a reprieve, a postponement or delay, a pause, as:John was grateful that the client's illness gave him a brief respite before he had to make his presentation.
He never was in prison, but local jails off and on.
No US president was ever in prison as a criminal. Andrew Jackson was a prisoner of war as a boy of 13 after he was captured by the British in the war for independence.
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According to article II section 2 of the Constitution, the president "shall have power to grant reprieves and pardons for offenses against the United States, except in cases of impeachment."However, the word "commute" does not appear. Furthermore, according to answers.com on pardon-power:Thomas http://www.answers.com pardoned ten newspaper printers who had been convicted under the http://www.answers.com Act of 1798. Along with those pardons, Congress voted to remit the printers' fines, suggesting that the original understanding of the president's power did not extend that far.pardon-powerThe legal question then seems to be whether or not the commutation of a prison sentence fall under the legal umbrella of a "reprieve." A reprieve is, as I understand it, a delay in the carrying out of a sentence.On the other hand, Patrick Fitzgerald's comment from yesterday explicitly accepted that President Bush does have this power.
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He was sent to prison for the rest of his life.You house can sometimes be a prison too.The prison guard knocked the rude prisoner's teeth out.
Jefferson Davis, the president of the Confederate States of America.
he was released from prison in 1990, and was elected as the first black president of S. Africa in 1994.