Georgian President Mikheil Kavelashvili just pardoned 37 people — 29 serving sentences outside prison, 5 inside, and wiped the records of 3 more! Is this a noble act of humanity or just political theater? Earlier this year, he pardoned 19 people in January and 33 at Easter, so pardon mania seems to be his new hobby. Of course, the crimes of the pardoned remain a mystery, fueling even more suspicion. Is this justice reform or a cover-up for something else? Sound off — is this bold humanity or scandalous abuse of power?
