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What does the senate do during the t impeachment process?

He would continue to try to do his job while the trial went on. His supporters in Congress would try to help him and he would probably consult them and offer any information that they might use to help his case.


What was the outcome of the impeachment efforts?

If a president is impeached, which only the House can do, he must face a trial by the senate. If they convict him of the charges brought forth in the impeachment by a 2/3 vote, he is removed from office. If not, he stays on the job as president.


Vote for impeachment is made where?

In the U.S. Constitution, impeachment is like being accused; impeachment is the job of the House of Representatives. Once the person has been impeached - accused of a crime - then the case goes to trial. The House carries out the trial, and the Senate acts as the jury. Impeachment is very rare; only a few judges have ever been removed from office, and while two Presidents have been impeached, neither was removed from office. Removal from office is the ONLY penalty that the Senate can impose. If removed from office through impeachment, the person can never again hold any office of ANY kind for the government of the United States.


Can you be impeached without losing your job?

Yes, a president can be impeached without losing their job. Impeachment is the formal process by which a legislative body, such as the U.S. House of Representatives, brings charges against an official, but it does not automatically result in removal from office. After impeachment, the Senate holds a trial; a two-thirds majority is required to convict and remove the official. If convicted, the official loses their job; if acquitted, they remain in office.


How may members does the US Supreme Court have?

The US Supreme Court is composed of 9 members. This job has life time tenure unless there is a case for impeachment and a trial resulting in a guilty verdict.


What is the definition of job duty?

Job duty is defined as a task that an individual is responsible for carrying out within their job position. Examples of a job duty is cashiers that must suggestively sell to customers they serve.


Which of these is a duty that has an endjobsciencecareer?

job


Is it the trial judges job to determine the credibility of a witness?

In a bench trial, yes. In a jury trial, this is up to the jury.


Explain how the impeachment of President Clinton illustrates the checks and balances?

Clinton's impeachment by the House and trial in the Senate showed how the legislative branch can be called upon to check the power o the executive branch.


If your workman comp doctor put you on light duty and your job says they dont have any light duty But you have second job that you have light duty can you work second job?

If your primary employer does not have work for you and told you to stay out on workers comp until you can work full duty then you need to not work at another job while you are on workers comp.


Where you can find Dubai duty free job vacancy?

job search


What is another name for a duty list?

job