10 Questions
What is the purpose of an absolute pardon?
To right a wrong and restore civil rights
Who has the power to set conditions or establish procedures for the exercise of the presidential prerogative of pardon?
None of the above
What is the primary difference between an absolute pardon and a conditional pardon?
The presence or absence of conditions
What is the effect of a pardon on a conviction?
It forgives guilt but does not erase the conviction
Who is eligible to receive a conditional pardon?
An inmate who has been reformed but is not eligible to be released on parole
What is the only circumstance where the President's pardoning power can be exercised before conviction?
Amnesty
What is the main difference between probation and pardon?
Probation is a part of the judicial power, while pardon is part of the executive power
What is the primary purpose of amnesty?
To bring about peace and order in the community by forgiving political offenders
What is the difference between commutation and reprieve?
Commutation is a permanent reduction of sentence, while reprieve is a temporary suspension
What is a limitation of the President's pardoning power?
It cannot be exercised over legislative or civil contempt
Learn about the concept of pardon in the Philippines, its definition, and its implications. Understand the role of the President in granting pardon and its effects on a conviction.
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