The pre-emptiveness is because they've not admited to a prior crime yet rather than that they're being pardoned for a crime they're about to commit a crime - is that correct?
Would there have to be an invesigation / confession at some point regardless to make sure they've been pardoned for the right crime? It's all really odd; real death-throes of a regime kind of feel.
The pre-emptiveness is because they've not admited to a prior crime yet rather than that they're being pardoned for a crime they're about to commit a crime - is that correct?
Would there have to be an invesigation / confession at some point regardless to make sure they've been pardoned for the right crime? It's all really odd; real death-throes of a regime kind of feel.