Treasure of office act
The tenure of office act
There is no law that states that. Just look at what Trump has done in 190 days and you can see that a law like that doesn't exist.
The Tenure of Office Act
YesThe President can remove any officeholders he has appointed.
To get a president out of office that has committed "high crimes and misdemeanors".
The removal power refers to the power of the President to remove non-elected government employees from their jobs. The power is controversial because of several factors. One is that federal judges serve for life, unless impeached by Congress. However, other positions such as the Fair Trade Commission have judicial powers, even if they are not judges. Can the President remove them? If the president wants to remove a lower-level employee that he did not appoint, but the supervisor of that employee does not want to remove him, can the President remove the supervisor ? Can the President remove government employees appointed by Congress, such as a special prosecutor?
Article I of the US Constitution states that the House has sole power of impeachment, or accusation. "impeachment" means to accuse, not to remove from office. Officials named in Article II Section 4 as vulnerable to impeachment: * The President * The Vice President * All Civil Officers of the United States While it is unclear what is meant by Civil Officers, Congress defines it as anyone appointed by the President. Under this definition, they may also impeach: * Federal Judges * Cabinet Members
Yes
File a resignation with the court that appointed you.File a resignation with the court that appointed you.File a resignation with the court that appointed you.File a resignation with the court that appointed you.
Old Fuss and Feathers, Brigadier General Winfield Scottwas appointed in 1838 by Vice President Martin Van Buren to remove the Cherokee indians.
Yes, you can give them permission to move out. It will not remove your responsibility for their welfare.
What is a life of Trustee.