Rick Hasen on Twitter: "I have no idea if a president can pardon himself. This, like many nooks and crannies of constitutional law, were theoretical until Trump.… https://t.co/2YE4uYCdDh"

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1. Brian Kalt‏ @ProfBrianKalt 20 Jul 2017
  Replying to @rickhasen
  
  I wrote about it here:http://foreignpolicy.com/2017/05/19/what-would-happen-if-trump-pardoned-himself-mueller-russia-investigation/ …
  
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1. Elizabeth Joh‏ @elizabeth_joh 20 Jul 2017
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  We covered this in Episode 3 of @TrumpConLaw
  
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1. (((Werewolf Bar Kochba)))‏ @dickius 20 Jul 2017
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  I'd bet $5 SCOTUS would find that to be a political question (meaning they wouldn't stop a president from pardoning himself).
  
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1. Joe FF‏ @joeff53 21 Jul 2017
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  Mostly beside the point, which is to get him OUTTA THERE. Conviction of crime is gravy.
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1. LadyChaos‏ @MistressOrder 21 Jul 2017
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  @SethAbramson feed explains why he can't pretty damn well.
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1. NYEMSMom‏ @rehtaeh1628 20 Jul 2017
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  https://www.justice.gov/sites/default/files/olc/opinions/1974/08/31/op-olc-supp-v001-p0370_0.pdf …
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1. Scott Finn‏ @Scotty516 20 Jul 2017
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  If a president could pardon himself couldn't they ignore all court rulings and just continually pardon himself?
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1. #Resist on November 6th ‏ @MEngemann1976 20 Jul 2017
  Replying to @rickhasen @wtf_imtooold
  
  Its come up beforehttp://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/explainer/1998/12/can_president_clinton_pardon_himself.html …
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1. MGL‏ @mgl_8 20 Jul 2017
  Replying to @rickhasen
  
  And should have remained theoretical. That we even have a prez who compels this theorizing is galling.
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1. Illegitimate Trump‏ @ThePopular_Vote 20 Jul 2017
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  There is no Platonic answer. We can't know until (at least) five SC judstices say whether the president can pardon himself.
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1. Wendy‏ @geococcyxcal 20 Jul 2017
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  If Trump pardons his friends and family, wouldn't they be barred from taking the Fifth? Could he pardon them for their subsequent perjury?
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1. Trump_FactCheck‏ @Trump_FactCheck 20 Jul 2017
  Replying to @rickhasen
  
  long talk about this earlier w/ @TrueFactsStated IIRC. End consensus was "no, he can't"
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1. ModSquad Melanie‏ @Lonestarmomcom 20 Jul 2017
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  Maybe this "news" was leaked tonight bc answer about JR testimony is due tomorrow.
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