This Article reviews the text and jurisprudence of the Presidential Pardon Power of the United States Constitution, as well as the pardoning power in Saudi Arabia which includes, when pardons may be issued, and how pardons are granted. The remainder of the Article analyzes the differences and similarities between the pardoning power of the United States and Saudi Arabia and the place where a potential for abuse lies. This Article also discusses international laws and whether they will apply to the pardoning powers. Lastly, the Article explores alternative methods for approaching a better legal standard towards pardoning powers.