The President may, under section 27 of the Constitution, exercise the prerogative of mercy. Explain the circumstances under which the President may exercise the prerogative of mercy

The president may:
- Grant pardon either free or subject to lawful conditions a person convicted of an offense.
- Grant to a person a respite either indefinite or for a specified period of the execution of a punishment imposed on that
- Substitute a less severe term of punishment for a punishment imposed on a person for an
- Remit the whole or part of a punishment imposed on a person for an offense or of a penalty or
- Remove in whole or in part the non-qualification or the disqualification of a person arising out of or in consequence of the report of an election

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The President may, under section 27 of the Constitution, exercise the prerogative of mercy. Explain the circumstances under which the President may exercise the prerogative of mercy

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