As for 2a and 2b, Article 2, Sec. 2 of the constitution says "[The President] shall have Power to Grant Reprieves and Pardons for Offenses against the United States." While I can imagine a situation in which the united states brought a civil suit against an individual or corporation, this language was likely intended to distinguish civil (two people suing each other) from criminal (where the government is party to the proceedings). Pardon power does not to extend to civil cases..The dust has finally settled, at least temporarily, in what was a wild Black Monday. Teams already began the process of securing interviews with possible head coaches and general managers, and there will surely be a second wave yet to come, which could include more changes in Jacksonville, Carolina and Detroit.Well, let's start with the coaches and take a teambyteam look at the current openings and the candidates that fit:Andy Reid, the most established and highestdecorated NFL coach, is currently