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The use of autopen in signing pardons has raised questions about authorial intent and accountability, with some arguing it undermines the legitimacy of the pardons.
Constitution sets only three express qualifications for the presidency — age, natural‑born citizenship and 14 years residence — and contains no categorical ban on candidates or officeholders who have ...
—and their 19th‑century predecessor, the —have been used by presidents for routine and high‑volume signing for well over a century, including by , , , , and others, to sign everything from corresponde...
State prosecutions remain legally independent of federal pardons because of the dual-sovereignty doctrine: a presidential pardon covers federal offenses only and generally cannot extinguish state crim...