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 ...

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

Although videos can serve to capture friendly memories ... It is best to follow the normal protocols for impeachment. First, commit the witness by locking him into his present in-court testimony ...

Impeachment, the equivalent of being indicted ... It also sets time limits on questioning of witnesses and spells out how witnesses can be summoned. The Intelligence Committee holds open public ...

The House held hours of hearings with dozens of witnesses and produced ... crimes and misdemeanors”. To begin impeachment proceedings, a House member can introduce an impeachment resolution ...

And while the four witnesses called to the hearing didn ... fundraiser earlier this month that "The best I can tell, they want to impeach me because they want to shut down the government.” ...

can prevent the defection of more than three Republican senators, a majority vote of the Senate cannot validate the unconstitutional exclusion of witnesses from an impeachment trial. If ...

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 ...

By Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs Not many Americans can tell you what it feels like to be impeached, but Dana Williamson knows. And along with the rest of the country, Mr. Williamson, a former mayor of ...