Trump will freak out when he learns how pardons work in the State of Georgia

Trump will freak out when he learns how pardons work in the State of Georgia (Democratic Undergroundlink): Georgia is one of the few states where the Governor does not grant pardons. If Trump is convicted of a felony in Georgia he must request a pardon from the State Board of Pardonsand Parole. There are five members on the board. Wait, there is more good news. 

The Board has to follow certain rules that are long and complicated. Getting pardoned takes a long time in Georgia. 

You cannot request a pardon until you have completed at least 5 years of your sentences. People who request a pardon in Georgia have to go through a long drawn out process. 

So, if Trump is convicted in Georgia on state felony charges, no president can pardon him because it's state charges. No Governor of Georgia can pardon Trump because he does not have the power to do so. 

Doesn't that make you smile?

Next month the new Grand Jury will be put in place in Georgia. They only serve for two months. They should return indictments fairly quickly because they just have to review the evidence of the Special Grand Jury. They don't have to recall witnesses, go through the whole process again. Barbara McQuade was just on MSNBC and she said indictments could come by the end of March.

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