If trump is convicted in the Senate, could his pardons be invalidated?

[still_one]

[MyOwnPeace]

1. I'd feel even better

if his Supreme Court nominations could be invalidated!

[elias7]

2. Or if it is shown that he received cash, since, you know, crime.

[kentuck]

3. He has been impeached and awaiting trial.

That does not seem like a legal or appropriate time to hand out pardons?

It seems to me there would be a legal case to argue in court?

[onenote]

6. Since being convicted doesn't invalidate anything he's done, there would be no legal case to argue

It would be a stone cold loser of an argument.

[Voltaire2]

4. No.

[onenote]

5. No.

And it won't invalidate anything else he's done, either.

[StarfishSaver]

7. No

Once granted, a pardon is irreversible.

[Liberal In Texas]

8. I'm wondering if it's proven he SOLD pardons if courts would invalidate them. n/t