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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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No it's not.

The issuance of a pardon could itself be a crime, if it was issued corruptly in connection with a bribe or in order to obstruct justice.

This is why the investigation of the “bribery-for-pardon schemes” could expose Trump to his own criminal liability if he participated in any such schemes.
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