Stone was found guilty of obstruction of a congressional investigation, five counts of making false statements to Congress, and tampering with a witness
...Were those judiciary findings or legislative? I don't actually think that the President can Pardon someone incarcerated by the Legislature.
Maybe the solution to all this mess is for Congress to finally flex the Sergeant-at-Arms position. While there is a delegation to the Department of Justice for efficiency sake, there technically isn't anything preventing the Legislature from doing it's own footwork.
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Also: https://www.justice.gov/usao-dc/pr/roger-stone-found-guilty-...
And then pardoned by Trump
...Were those judiciary findings or legislative? I don't actually think that the President can Pardon someone incarcerated by the Legislature.
Maybe the solution to all this mess is for Congress to finally flex the Sergeant-at-Arms position. While there is a delegation to the Department of Justice for efficiency sake, there technically isn't anything preventing the Legislature from doing it's own footwork.
This Congress? Flex? Against this POTUS? Not going to happen.