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At the federal level, Article Two Of the United States Constitution(Section 4) states that "The President. Vice President, and all other civil Officers of the United States shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other High Crimes and Misdemeanors." The House of Representatives has the sole power of impeaching, while the United States Senate has the sole power to try all impeachments. The removal of impeached officials is automatic upon conviction in the Senate
On the federal level, the House of Representatives votes on one or more articles of impeachment. Once impeachment occurs (by majority rule), then the official is tried in the Senate, where a two thirds supermajority is needed to convict and remove from office.
The US senate hold the trial if the president, or other high-ranking official is impeached by the House of Representatives. 2/3 of the senators are required to convict.
The house of representatives has the ability to impeach either the president or judges with simple majority (more than 1/2)
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Which house impeaches public officials?
The House of Representatives. The Senate are then needed to approve the impeachment.
What is an elected group of lawmakers?
officials
Who are the group that governed Rome?
The group that governed Rome was their elected officials.
Which branch of government impeaches officials?
Legislative branch
Who impeaches federal officials when necessary?
The legislative branch is granted the authority to impeach federal officials. If convicted, the officials can then be removed from office.
What is a government where elected officials represent a group of people called?
Generally speaking, a government where elected officials represent a group of people is called a democracy. This is not the same as Greek democracies.
When elected officials leave office and go to work for a special interest group?
the revolving door
Who do elected officials right laws in response to?
The elected officials write laws on behalf of the people who elected them.
Does the two counsuls have to do with the roman republic?
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What were elected officials in ancient Rome and did they represent the lower class?
The elected officials who were supposed to represent the lower classes were the tribunes.The elected officials who were supposed to represent the lower classes were the tribunes.The elected officials who were supposed to represent the lower classes were the tribunes.The elected officials who were supposed to represent the lower classes were the tribunes.The elected officials who were supposed to represent the lower classes were the tribunes.The elected officials who were supposed to represent the lower classes were the tribunes.The elected officials who were supposed to represent the lower classes were the tribunes.The elected officials who were supposed to represent the lower classes were the tribunes.The elected officials who were supposed to represent the lower classes were the tribunes.
When elected officials leave office and go to work for a special interest group it is known as what?
This is called becoming a "lobbyist."
When elected officials leave office and go to work for a special interest group is known as what?
This is called becoming a "lobbyist."
