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Is a city charter considered a law or an ordinance for the purpose of charging abuse of official capacity?
A city charter is generally considered a fundamental legal document that outlines the structure, authority, and function of a city government, and it operates as a form of law. In the context of charging abuse of official capacity, a city charter can be treated as a legal framework within which ordinances are created and enforced. Therefore, violations of the charter could be seen as breaches of law, potentially supporting a charge of abuse of official capacity. However, the specific interpretation may vary based on jurisdiction and legal definitions.
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Charging a public official with wrongdoing while the official is still in the office is called?
Impeachment :)
The act of charging a public official with misconduct is called what?
impeachment
What is the capacity of the Crown Ground in Accrington?
The official capacity is 5,057 people.
What does imprachment mean?
a formal document charging a public official with misconduct in office
Sentence for functionaries?
Functionary is a person acting in an official capacity, as for a government official.
What is the capacity of Suncorp Stadium?
The official capacity of Suncorp Stadium is 52,500.
Which of these does not describe the role of the mayor in the council-manager model of government?
the Mayor is an el electe official who serves is an official government capacity
Could women in ancient greek make speeches?
Not in an official capacity, but yes in an unofficial capacity.
How do you spell aficial?
OFFICIAL - in a legal or governmental capacity
In what year did French become an official language?
French became an official language in France in 1539 as a result of the Ordinance of Villers-Cotterêts issued by King Francis I. This decree established French as the language of legal and official documents in the country.
What is the towing capacity of a 2002 Honda CR-V?
Honda lists the official towing capacity at 1500lbs.
How do you spell officialy?
The correct spelling is officially (in a legal or official capacity).
