Question from abroad - does a pardon work against a military tribunal? Asking for a POS!
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Reading on the American Bar Association website, I'd say the answer to your question is "Yes, a pardon can be issued for a conviction in a Military Tribunal". Mainly because it would be a federal case, the military is part of the federal government, and the President can grant a pardon in federal cases, but not in state cases.
Even if treason was proven? Stolen election?
Fraud vitiates everything, even in a military tribunal. Whether civil or military, if the election was stolen or treason was proven, then the perps heads will roll.