1.- The Pardon Power is one of the most important faculties the president has under the Constitution.
I feel this capacity must be used with responsibility and ethics, otherwise, the President can get into so much trouble. This power was added by the Founding Fathers in Article II, Section 2 of the Constitution. They stated that the President "will have power to grant reprieves and pardons for offenses against the United States, except in cases of impeachment."
2.- In 1992, President George H.W. Bush pardoned six former administration officials that were accused to be involved in the Iran-Contra affair. I agree with this pardon because I think there were elements to justify the action.
What I agree the most is the ethics and responsibility the President needs to demonstrate when pardon someone because it is alegal forgiveness for a crime, or removing any remaining prison sentence.
3.- Recently, in 2015, a Texas prisioner convicted of drug trafficking refused a pardon from President Barack Obama because the prisoner was first required to go through drug treatment. I agree with the intention of the President and with the condition of rehab first. That way the prisoner should demonstrate first that he was going to do something to improve his condition.
The main reason why <span>Lincoln waited to announce the emancipation proclamation was because he didn't want to make the Union seem weak, and as if it were desperate. That's why he waited until after a solid Union victory. </span>
Well considering that the american one was based off the british one they are very similar.
Freedom of speech
Right to assemble
Right to bear arms
There's more but it'd be pretty simple to just google the answer depending on how much info you need
