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Benjamin Brown (developer) Benjamin Bubar Benjamin Bubb Elementary School Benjamin Butler Benjamin Button Benjamin C. Bradlee Benjamin C. Bubar Benjamin C. Howard Benjamin C. Pierce Benjamin C. Thompson Benjamin Cardozo Benjamin Carl Unseld Benjamin Carrión Benjamin Carson Benjamin Champney Benjamin Chavis Benjamin Chavis, Jr. Benjamin Chavis Muhammad Benjamin Chew Benjamin Chew Howard Benjamin Chew Tilghman Benjamin Chiu Benjamin Church Benjamin Civiletti Benjamin Clariond Reyes-Retana Benjamin Clariond Reyes Retana Benjamin Cleveland Benjamin Coffer Benjamin Cohen Benjamin Collins, 1st Baronet Brodie Benjamin Collins Brodie Benjamin Constant Benjamin Constant(Brasil) Benjamin Constant (Brazil) Benjamin Constant (disambiguation) Benjamin Constant de Rebecque Benjamin Contee Benjamin Cooke Benjamin Cory Elementary School Benjamin Cravatt III Benjamin Creme Benjamin Creswick Benjamin Cromwell Franklin Benjamin Crowninshield Benjamin Curtis Benjamin Curtis Porter Benjamin Custis Benjamin D'Israeli Benjamin D'Urban Benjamin D. Santer Benjamin D. Wilson Benjamin Dann Walsh Benjamin David Goodman Benjamin Davis Benjamin Day Benjamin Diamond Benjamin Dillingham Benjamin Diskin



Benjamin Duke Benjamin E. Jordan Benjamin Earl Nelson Benjamin Edwards Benjamin Edwards (Maryland) Benjamin Edwards (artist) Benjamin Edwards (colonist) Benjamin Ehrenkrantz Benjamin Eicher Benjamin Einzinger Benjamin Eli Smith Benjamin Elman Benjamin Ernest Linder Benjamin Everett Jordan Benjamin Ewell Benjamin F. Butler Benjamin F. Cheatham Benjamin F. Grady Benjamin F. Isherwood Benjamin F. Johnson Benjamin F. Jonas Benjamin F. Norris Benjamin F. Prescott Benjamin F. Sands Benjamin F. Stapleton Benjamin F. Tracy Benjamin F. Wade Benjamin Feingold Benjamin Finkel Benjamin Fischer Benjamin Fitzpatrick Benjamin Fondane Benjamin Foulois Benjamin Frankel Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Franklin Bache Benjamin Franklin Bache (Journalist) Benjamin Franklin Bridge Benjamin Franklin Butler Benjamin Franklin Butler (lawyer) Benjamin Franklin Butler (politician) Benjamin Franklin Chavis, Jr. Benjamin Franklin Chavis Muhammad Benjamin Franklin DeCosta Benjamin Franklin Ficklin Benjamin Franklin Ficklin/Temp Benjamin Franklin Goodrich Benjamin Franklin Heintzleman Benjamin Franklin High School Benjamin Franklin High School, Seattle, Washington Benjamin Franklin High School (Seattle) Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology Benjamin Franklin Isherwood Benjamin Franklin Medal Benjamin Franklin National Memorial Benjamin Franklin Norris Benjamin Franklin Parkway Benjamin Franklin Stevens Benjamin Franklin Tracy Benjamin Franklin True Patriot Act Benjamin Franklin Wade Benjamin Franklin White Benjamin Franklin class submarine Benjamin Franklin de Costa Benjamin Friedman Benjamin Fürmann Benjamin G. Humphreys Benjamin Galarpe Benjamin Galindo Benjamin Geary Benjamin George Wittenberg Fisher Benjamin Geza Affleck Benjamin Gibbard Benjamin Ginsberg Benjamin Ginsburg Benjamin Glazer Benjamin Godard Benjamin Gompertz Benjamin Goodhue Benjamin Goodman Benjamin Goodrich Benjamin Gould Benjamin Graham Benjamin Gratz Brown Benjamin Grierson Benjamin Grogan Benjamin Grosvenor Benjamin Guggenheim Benjamin Guinness Benjamin Gulko Benjamin H. Brewster Benjamin H. Bristow Benjamin H. D. Buchloh Benjamin H. Grierson Benjamin H. Sheares Benjamin Hall Benjamin Hall, 1st Baron Llanover Benjamin Hall Kennedy Benjamin Handley Geary Benjamin Harris Benjamin Harris Brewster Benjamin Harrison Benjamin Harrison (1726-1791) Benjamin Harrison (1833-1901) Benjamin Harrison Administration Benjamin Harrison Bridge Benjamin Harrison Eaton Benjamin Harrison Holcomb Benjamin Harrison Memorial Bridge Benjamin Harrison V Benjamin Harvey Benjamin Hawkins Benjamin Haydon Benjamin Heath Benjamin Heckendorn Benjamin Helm Bristow Benjamin Henry Day Benjamin Henry Latrobe Benjamin Henry Sheares Benjamin Heywood Benjamin Hick Benjamin Hoadley Benjamin Hoadly Benjamin Hoff Benjamin Holt Benjamin Hooks Benjamin Hornigold Benjamin Huger Benjamin Huntington Benjamin Huntsman Benjamin Hutto Benjamin Isherwood Benjamin J. 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In the United States, the U.S. President has a right to grant pardons, commutations, reprieves and clemency, except in cases of impeachment. The power to pardon is an act of executive discretion set forth in Section 2, Article II in the U.S. Constitution:

He [the president] shall have power to grant reprieves and pardons for offenses against the United States, except in cases of impeachment.

All federal pardon petitions are addressed to the President of the United States and are granted by a sitting president. Typically, applications for pardons are sent for review and non-binding recommendation to the U.S. Pardon Attorney, an Office in the Department of Justice. Since 1977, Presidents have received about 600 pardon or clemency petitions a year and granted around 10 percent of these.

Many pardons have been controversial. Critics claim that pardons have been used more often for political gain than to correct a judicial error. The most famous US pardon in history was the one granted by President Gerald Ford to former President Richard Nixon on September 8, 1974. Polls showed that the majority of American citizens strongly disapproved of this pardon. Other controversial pardons include President George H.W. Bush's pardons of six men accused and/or convicted in connection with the Iran-Contra affair, and President Bill Clinton's pardons of 140 people on his last day in office.

A presidential pardon can be granted at any time after commission of the offense: the pardoned person need not have been convicted or even formally charged with a crime. In the overwhelming majority of cases, however, the Pardon Attorney will only consider petitions from persons who have completed their sentences and, in addition, have demonstrated their ability to lead a responsible and productive life for a significant period after conviction or release from confinement.

The pardon power of the president extends only to offenses cognizable under federal law; however, the governors of most states have the power to grant pardons or reprieves for offenses under state criminal law. In other states, that power is committed to an appointed agency or board.

Korean literature is literature about Korea and/or written by Koreans, including Korean mythology, folktales, and lyric poetry.

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The U.S. House of Representative Page Program is a 200-year-old program of the United States House of Representatives where high school students serve as pages (support staff, couriers, and assistants) to Representatives. There are currently 72 pages that serve in the House, located in Washington, D.C. in the Capitol building. The pages are all students in their junior year of high school (serving either during the school year or during the summer break before or after the junior year).

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