Yelvington v. Presidential Pardon & Parole Attorneys

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• noting that the pardon power is “expressly vest[ed] in the President,” and that “[i]t should . . . be free of judicial control”
• affirming denial of mandamus petition to compel attorneys to submit inmate's petition for clemency to the President, noting that pardoning power “expressly vests in the President” which “should . . . be free of judicial control”
• affirming denial of mandamus petition to compel attorneys to submit inmate's petition for clemency to the President, noting that pardoning power “expressly vests in the President” and “should . . . be free of judicial control”

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