Created Thu 14th Feb 2008 2:14pm PST by 
ladylara
All questions » Sport » ladylara If Roger Clemens is convicted in connection with the baseball steroids scandal, will he be pardoned by President Bush?
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Likelihoods not accurate enough
Settlement details:
As reported by a major mainstream news source. In the event that he is not convicted, the question will be voided
Suspend date: None
Initial likelihoods: Yes: 80%
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Created Thu 14th Feb 2008 2:14pm PST by ladylara
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: Likelihoods not accurate enough
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predicted No (H$100 at 20%)
predicted No (H$20 at 20%)Comments (1)
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score: 10
News 8 Austin 47 weeks ago
It's a showdown in Congress over the use of performance-enhancing drugs in baseball.. Former Yankee great Roger Clemens and his former trainer ...
score: 10
Detroit Free Press 47 weeks ago
Free Press sports writer John Lowe talked to Tigers pitcher Kenny Rogers about Roger Clemens' testimony today:. . Q. Your thoughts on watching the ...
score: 10
score: 10
Sioux City Journal 47 weeks ago
Do you believe Roger Clemens' testimony saying he never used steroids?...
score: 10
News 8 Austin 47 weeks ago
It's a showdown in Congress over the use of performance-enhancing drugs in baseball.. Former Yankee great Roger Clemens and his former trainer...
- the probability of both these events happening (a conviction and then a pardon) is a lot less than 80%
- Bush could issue a pre-emtive pardon (I'm not sure about this), meaning this question would have to be settled as No due to the absence of a conviction
- Clemens could be convicted and then pardoned by a President McCain/Clinton/Obama
A straight out Will Roger Clemens be pardoned by President Bush or Will Roger Clemens receive a Presidential Pardon; and relating these questions to the drugs investigation and the possibility that Clemens committed perjury would be a better question
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