Which is an example of the presidential power that has no clear limitation

In the United States constitution, granting pardons is an example of a presidential power that has no clear limitation.

FURTHER EXPLANATION

One of the least powers granted to the president by the constitution is the power to pardon. Though the constitution makes some limitation to the powers and the only limitations is that powers are limited to offences against the country. The constitution addressed it further that the power given to the president to pardon cannot in any way affect an impeachment process.  

The power of a president to pardon does not affect the legal guilt of a person instead it only remove the legal effect of a conviction.  

A person may be pardoned after committing an offence and pardon can also be granted after a complete sentence is served. Nevertheless, the president cannot issue a pardon when an offense has not been committed.  

The power given to the president of the United States to pardon was obtained from the royal English prerogative of kings after the attack by Normans. During this era, the king granted pardon in return for military service or money, though the parliament tried to strip the king of this power, but it was not successful until 1701 when it passed the settlement ACT. The Settlement ACT removed the royal power to pardon in the case of impeachment.  

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The power to grant pardon is an example of Presidential power with no limitations in United States.

Further Explanations:  

The President is considered to be the chief of the government of United States .He also administers the Federal government and also resides the post of Commander in chief of Armed Forces. He bears the responsibility of the most expensive armed force having second largest nuclear arsenal. He also holds some remarkable domestic and international power.

Among all the powers of the President he also possess the power to grant pardon provided to him under Article II, section 2 of the constitution of  United States. The power allows him to pardon a person off his guilt as if he never committed that sin. Limitation to power is only on the convictions under Federal Laws. The power to grant pardon is also not effective in case of Impeachment.

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1. Which of the following represents one of congress's electoral powers?

2. Which country was the last to join the allied powers?

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Grade: High school

Subject: US History  

Chapter: Presidential Power

Keywords: President, Commander, Armed forces, domestic, international, Article II, section, United States, pardon, convictions, Federal Laws, Impeachment,administers, expensive,sin

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