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Critics argue that the abuse of presidential pardon power, particularly in highly polarized contexts, necessitates systemic reform. There are suggestions around revisiting the constitutional framing of pardon powers, with some arguing for a need to restrict their use to prevent future abuses. This line of thought recognizes that the legal landscape has shifted, where political expediency often overshadows the need for justice, leading to calls for a more structured approach to such powers.