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The possibility of prosecuting former U.S. presidents for selling pardons after leaving office, including the implications of the U.S. Constitution and international precedents like the Sarkozy conviction in France
A definitive legal ruling does not exist: no sitting president has ever been federally indicted, and the has never squarely decided whether a president can be criminally prosecuted while in office . T...
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 ...