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but they have got to be good friends of yours, otherwise
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you won't succeed. I don't know why I said all that.
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Should the Governor have the power to dele-
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gate his powers of executive clemency?
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No, he gets advice instead, and it is usual
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to talk, as Governor Tawes and Mayor McKeldin have said,
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he talks to judges, he talks to almost everybody he can
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in order to inform himself with the information he needs
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for the exercise of it, and if it should be spread around
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in various places, well, you run the risk of getting in a
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mess. I think the Governor should accept that responsi-
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bility no matter how he works it out, and I would depend
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on him to work it out in a creditable way, but I think
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there is a danger in spreading it around too much.
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Should the Governor hsve the power to grant a
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nolle prosequi?
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I never heard of it before I read the Consti-
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tution, and I had no participation in any activity under
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it, and I think it should be deleted as a dead letter.
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Should the Governor have a veto power?
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Of course.
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