Hunter's pardon and the 5th Amendment

From the web:

"Yes, a full and unconditional pardon generally prevents a recipient from invoking the 5th Amendment because it removes the potential for self-incrimination related to the pardoned offense, meaning they can no longer claim that answering questions could incriminate them."

So, does that mean if other "crimes" are uncovered, here we go again?

Follow Ups:

• I heard it was a pardon for all actions between certain dates. I azbruin 16:36:37 12/02/24 (5)
  • Ah but I am sure there is a parking violation or a speeding blindness 16:52:02 12/02/24 (4)
    • Wow, some deep thoughts there big thinker BiochemBruin 23:20:58 12/02/24 (3)
      • Ok. That was random. blindness 02:04:41 12/03/24 (0)
      • Yet Another dumb motherf*cker just smothered irony in its crib Dr.J 23:41:30 12/02/24 (1)
        • Kevin is wood is grateful is biochem is sheldon CoastalBruin 09:21:27 12/03/24 (0)

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