The Constitution allows the impeachment of “all civil officers of the United States” for “treason, bribery or other high ...

If Democrats flip the House next year, the case for a third impeachment will be stronger than the first two, even though a ...

Presidents are sometimes threatened with impeachment, but only three have ever had proceedings launched against them. Sky News explains how a president can be impeached and what it would take for ...

An impeachment inquiry is an investigation into a federal official, such as a president or judge, for wrongdoing. It can include public hearings or witness testimony. Typically, there’s a ...

the witness can be impeached with that prior statement. See People v. Schainuck, 286 NY 161, 164 (1941). However, when a witness testifies at trial that he or she cannot remember certain facts ...

Despite how it might look on Law & Order, trial lawyers don't just impeach witnesses for the entertainment value. "We impeach to show that an adverse witness is unworthy of belief … to show that ...

In court, one of the district attorney’s deputies, Matthew Colangerlo, reminded Judge Merchan that a witness can be impeached for “any prior immoral, vicious, illegal, and bad act conduct.” Last week, ...

Over 10 days, senators heard from more than 50 witnesses, according to Rehnquist ... the same manner as a president: The House can vote for impeachment, and then a Senate trial is held, with ...