Pardon

A recent law graduate is helping underrepresented people seek clemency for free

Lucie Gulino is collaborating with Equal Justice Works, a not-for-profit provider of legal services, to offer a first-of-its-kind clemency and family support project in Boston for people who earn lower incomes who are Black, indigenous, and people of color; and queer and trans people of color.
- by Ian Thomsen June 22, 2021
The powers and limits of presidential pardons

Late last week, The Washington Post reported that President Trump asked advisors about pardoning himself and others closely tied to him, in light of the Russia investigation—a claim his lawyers vehemently denied shortly thereafter. While the question of a president pardoning himself is fairly fraught, Law professor Martha Davis points out that there could be a Constitutional workaround.
- by Molly Callahan July 25, 2017

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