Indulto

A brave bull may be granted an indulto, a pardon by the President after petition by the crowd. ❋ Unknown (2004)

The right to trade -- called "_indulto de comercio_" -- was sold to the ❋ John Foreman (N/A)

My companions hoped to reach before morning an _estancia_, still many leagues distant, where they were known and would be allowed to lie in concealment for a few days till the storm blew over; for usually shortly after an outbreak has been put down an _indulto_, or proclamation of pardon, is issued, after which it is safe for all those who have taken arms against the constituted government to return to their homes. ❋ Unknown (1881)

Excusado es decir que ni el tío Hormiga halló medio de negociar el indulto de Juan Falgueira, ni los jueces se rebajaron ❋ Pedro Antonio De Alarc��n (1862)

Al dar testimonio en el juicio de Woodfox, el ex director Murray Henderson reconoció haberle dicho a Brown que si él daba testimonio para "resolver el caso", sería recompensado y que Henderson haría cabildeo para un indulto. ❋ Unknown (2009)

This indulto, proclaimed by the notorious Clemente Mastella (the shadiest politician in the coalition, a former Christian Democrat from Campania who had been made minister of justice to keep his tiny party in the coalition's ranks), provoked widespread outrage. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Fujimori podría acceder al indulto si no se ratifica argumentos de su condena Fujimoristas insisten en que la justicia actúa en contra de su líder Congressman Carlos Raffo (middle). ❋ Unknown (2009)

Colligttur fecundo, pofTe Im - peratorem concedere preces primarias ad Be - ptfich vacantia, etiam in menfibus Ordina - liorum; Habetur in ipfb indulto Pontifido ptimariarum precum Cxfarearum r/. ❋ Unknown (1782)

Ex: fpeciali indulto iifdem dator, m examen, vcl coram Ordinarlo loci, ubi firum eft monWle - tium, vel Bruxellis coram Nuncio Sedis Apo - ftolic9S,. fubire poffint. ❋ Unknown (1782)