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When President Clinton pardoned William Borders Jr., the lawyer thought his long path of rehabilitation had brought him to a place where he could resume his practice. A federal court disagreed, ruling that the pardon did not automatically entitle Borders to reinstatement. Now Borders is before the Supreme Court in a potential landmark case that asks the justices to interpret the scope of the pardon power, one of the most sweeping powers of the presidency.
October 16, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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