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What happens if a Federal judge is caught committing a crime against the US government?
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He can be charged with the offense, just like anyone else.
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He or she can also be impeached by the House of Representatives and tried by the Senate. If convicted at the Senate trial, the judge will be removed from office for misconduct, and barred from future service in the government (one or two people have slipped past this rule on a technicality).
What else can I help you with?
What happens in the beginning of the book the invisible man?
Winston Smith gets captured by the thought police for committing thoughtcrime against the government.
What happens if tax revenue of the federal government exceeds spending?
There is a federal budget deficit.
What happens if a lot of people don't like what the government is doing?
They rebel against the government!
What type of government happens when the federal and state governments share power?
national and state
What happens if there is a judgment against you for credit card debt in Louisiana?
court government
What happens if you are Charged of committing an assault?
Depends what country you are in
What happens to people if they speak against their government in Albania?
Nothing. Albania has freedom of speech.
What happens to the money that your employer withholds from you paycheck?
Your employer sends it to the federal government to help your income tax bill
What happens if a bank files a federal lawsuit against you for investment property?
You will need to hire a lawyer and probably go to court.
What happens if someone commits trwason against the queen of England?
They can't, they commit treason against the British Government now and can be jailed for life.
What happens when a person wins a suit in the court of federal claims?
When a person wins a suit in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, they are typically awarded monetary compensation for their claims against the federal government. The court issues a judgment outlining the amount owed, which the government is required to pay. This judgment can be appealed by the government, but if not appealed or upheld, the claimant receives the awarded funds, often processed through the U.S. Treasury. Winning a suit does not automatically mean a change in policy or practice; it solely addresses the specific claims made in that case.
What happens to the government official who is excuse of a crime against our Nation?
He will be impeached, which means he will have a trial that will be held with the senate as the jury
