Dear Mr. Mullings - Pardon
Dear Mr. Mullings:
You mentioned on the mullblog recently that "a pardon does not expunge the record of the conviction."
What I've always been curious about is this: If I get pardoned for a speeding ticket, does my insurance cost still go up? Can't I get pardoned before my trial date and get off completely?
-Ryan in San Mateo, CA
Assuming your speeding ticket qualifies as a federal offense you should immediately, while the President is in a commutation state-of-mine, call the White House and tell them what you want.
Rich
You mentioned on the mullblog recently that "a pardon does not expunge the record of the conviction."
What I've always been curious about is this: If I get pardoned for a speeding ticket, does my insurance cost still go up? Can't I get pardoned before my trial date and get off completely?
-Ryan in San Mateo, CA
Assuming your speeding ticket qualifies as a federal offense you should immediately, while the President is in a commutation state-of-mine, call the White House and tell them what you want.
Rich
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I found this little tidbit at the following site:
http://jurist.law.pitt.edu/pardons0a.htm
How many pardons did President Clinton give during his two terms?
In total, President Clinton issued 456 executive clemency orders - 395 pardons and 61 commutations - between 1993 and January 20, 2001. The vast majority were issued in the last three years of his presidency - 176 (140 pardons, 36 commutations) were issued on his last day in office.
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