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Which public official has the longest term in office how long does a rep serve?
a judge
What is the term that refers to an official remains in public office until their successor takes office?
federal gov
To accuse a publice official of wrong conduct during office?
The term impeach means to accuse a public official of wrong conduct while in office.
What means to bring charges against publics official for high crimes?
The term impeachment means to charge a public official with a criminal act, and remove them from office.
Which group of public officials has the shortest term of office?
The members of the US House of Representatives are elected for 2-year terms which is the shortest term of any federal official .
Can the presidents salary rise or lower during his or her term of office?
Pay raises become effective with the next term in office for Congressman. As far as the President is concerned, they can raise his salary anytime they wish.
Can a person be impeached retroactive?
No, a person cannot be impeached retroactively. Impeachment is a process that applies to actions taken while a public official is in office, and it is intended to hold them accountable for their conduct during their term. Once an official leaves office, they can be subject to legal consequences, but impeachment itself is not possible for actions that occurred before their term began or after they have left office.
What are incumbent?
An elected official who is running for another term in office.
When does the term of an official begin?
It depends on the office that they have. No everyone is the same.
What is the term that is used when an official is formally acused of misconduct in office?
impeach
What is the term that is used when official is formally accused of misconduct in office?
Impeachment.
What does a time a politican is sworn into office mean?
The time a politician is sworn into office marks the official start of their term and responsibilities as an elected official. During the swearing-in ceremony, the politician takes an oath to uphold the laws and constitution of their jurisdiction, symbolizing their commitment to public service. This event is often accompanied by public ceremonies and can signify a transition in governance or policy direction.
