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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 172 pages, height x width x depth: 279x216x9 mm, weight: 413 g
  • Izdošanas datums: 12-May-2017
  • Izdevniecība: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
  • ISBN-10: 1546708162
  • ISBN-13: 9781546708162
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Impeachment in the United States is an enumerated power of the legislature that allows formal charges to be brought against a civil officer of government for crimes alleged to have been committed. Covering the history, details, and processes of impeachment, and the many impeachment efforts in the United States of America; this useful reference source, by Lester H. Brown, is a great guide to help you understand this relevant and interesting topic. This edition also serves as an excellent citation source and primer.
1 Overview of the Impeachment Process
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1.1 Impeachment
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1.1.1 Etymology and history
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1.1.2 In various jurisdictions
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1.1.3 See also
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1.1.4 References
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1.1.5 Further reading
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1.2 Impeachment in the United States
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1.2.1 Federal impeachment
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1.2.2 Impeachment in the states
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1.2.3 See also
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1.2.4 Notes
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1.2.5 References
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1.2.6 External links
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2 Impeachments in the United States
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2.1 Efforts to impeach Donald Trump
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2.1.1 Impeachment efforts
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2.1.2 Suspension of powers and duties under 25th Amendment
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2.1.3 Public opinion on impeachment
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2.1.4 See also
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2.1.5 References
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2.2 Attempted impeachment of Dick Cheney
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2.2.1 Overview
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2.2.2 Co-sponsors
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2.2.3 See also
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2.2.4 References
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2.2.5 External links
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2.3 Efforts to impeach Barack Obama
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2.3.1 Suggestions of impeachment
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2.3.2 Public debate over impeachment demands
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2.3.3 See also
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2.3.4 References
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2.3.5 External links
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2.4 Efforts to impeach George W. Bush
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2.4.1 Kucinich-Wexler impeachment articles
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2.4.2 Political views and actions
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2.4.3 Republican views
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2.4.4 See also
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2.4.5 References
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2.4.6 Further reading
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2.4.7 External links
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2.5 Impeachment of Andrew Johnson
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2.5.1 Background
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2.5.2 Impeachment
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2.5.3 Trial
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2.5.4 Later review of Johnson's impeachment
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2.5.5 See also
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2.5.6 References
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2.5.7 Further reading
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2.5.8 External links
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2.6 Impeachment of Bill Clinton
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2.6.1 Independent counsel investigation
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2.6.2 January 1998 press conference
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2.6.3 Impeachment by House of Representatives
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2.6.4 Acquittal by the Senate
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2.6.5 Senate votes
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2.6.6 Results
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2.6.7 See also
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2.6.8 References
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2.6.9 External links
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2.7 Rod Blagojevich corruption charges
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2.7.1 Background
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2.7.2 Obama Senate replacement
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2.7.3 Replacing Blagojevich
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2.7.4 Placeholder names in the complaint
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2.7.5 Criminal Trial
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2.7.6 References
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2.7.7 Citations
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2.8 List of federal political scandals in the United States
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2.8.1 Scope and organization of political scandals
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2.8.2 Federal government scandals
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2.8.3 See also
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2.8.4 Notes
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2.8.5 References
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3 Articles & Terms
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3.1 Articles of impeachment
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3.1.1 External links
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3.1.2 See also
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3.2 United States House Select Committee to Investigate Alleged Corruptions in Government
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3.2.1 History and Jurisdiction
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3.2.2 Criticism
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3.2.3 References
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3.3 United States House Judiciary Task Force on Judicial Impeachment
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3.3.1 Judge Thomas Porteous
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3.3.2 Judge Samuel Kent
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3.3.3 Members of the Task Force, 111th Congress
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3.3.4 See also
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3.3.5 References
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3.4 Recall election
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3.4.1 Canada
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3.4.2 Switzerland
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3.4.3 Taiwan
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3.4.4 Ukraine
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3.4.5 United States
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3.4.6 Venezuela
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3.4.7 See also
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3.4.8 Bibliography
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3.4.9 References
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3.5 Impeachment in New Hampshire
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3.5.1 History
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3.5.2 House of Representatives
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3.5.3 Senate
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3.5.4 See also
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3.5.5 External links
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3.6 Censure in the United States
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3.6.1 Presidential censures
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3.6.2 Senatorial censures
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3.6.3 House censures
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3.6.4 Cabinet censures
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3.6.5 References
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3.6.6 Further reading
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3.7 New York Court for the Trial of Impeachments
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3.7.1 List of impeachment trials
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3.7.2 Notes
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3.8 Jefferson's "Manual"
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3.8.1 U.S. Senate
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3.8.2 U.S. House of Representatives
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3.8.3 Impeachment
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3.8.4 See also
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3.8.5 References
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3.8.6 External links
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4 Impeachment of Richard Nixon
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4.1 Impeachment process against Richard Nixon
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4.1.1 Pre-Watergate impeachment efforts
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4.1.2 Early Watergate impeachment efforts
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4.1.3 The House Judiciary Committee takes up the case
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4.1.4 The Impeachment Inquiry investigations
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4.1.5 Impeachment hearings
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4.1.6 Articles of impeachment
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4.1.7 Culmination
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4.1.8 Aftermath
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4.1.9 See also
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4.1.10 References
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4.1.11 External links
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4.2 Nixon v. United States
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4.2.1 Facts
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4.2.2 Decision
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4.2.3 See also
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4.2.4 External links
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4.3 Statement on the Articles of Impeachment
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4.3.1 Early life
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4.3.2 Career
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4.3.3 Personal life
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4.3.4 Recognition and legacy
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4.3.5 Gallery
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4.3.6 See also
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4.3.7 References
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4.3.8 External links
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4.4 United States v. Nixon
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4.4.1 Summary
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4.4.2 Decision
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4.4.3 References
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4.4.4 External links
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4.5 Watergate scandal
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4.5.1 Wiretapping of the Democratic Party's headquarters
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4.5.2 Cover-up and its unraveling
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4.5.3 Final investigations and resignation
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4.5.4 President Ford's pardon of Nixon
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4.5.5 Aftermath
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4.5.6 Purpose of the break-in
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4.5.7 Reactions
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4.5.8 See also
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4.5.9 References
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4.5.10 Further reading
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4.5.11 External links
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5 Text and image sources, contributors, and licenses
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5.1 Text
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5.2 Images
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5.3 Content license
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