A conditional pardon becomes operative when the grantee has performed some specific act(s) or becomes void when some specific act(s) transpire(s).

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A conditional pardon is granted with a specific condition attached to it. It becomes effective only after the grantee performs the specified act or meets the condition. If the condition is not fulfilled or if some specific act(s) transpire that render the pardon void, it loses its effect. Therefore, the statement is true.

A Conditional Pardon Becomes Operative When the Grantee Has Performed