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pardon for

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pardon someone for something 
1. to excuse someone for doing something. Will you please pardon me for what I did? I can't pardon her for that.
2. to excuse and release a convicted criminal. The governor pardoned Max for his crime. The governor did not pardon any drug dealers for their crimes.
See also: pardon


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But Government sources stressed that he was not in a position to make such a judgement until he has finally ruled on whether or not to grant a free pardon for the Reds fan.
All requests for pardon for federal offences are directed to the Board of Pardon for investigation.
1/20/2009 4:02:26 AM George Bush has, on his final full day as US president, commuted the sentences of two border patrol agents but steered clear of a high-profile pardon for former vice-presidential aide Lewis "Scooter" Libby.
 
 
 
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