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impeachable

[im-pee-chuh-buhl] / ɪmˈpi tʃə bəl /


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As a House committee has dug into the crash investigation to determine whether Ravnsborg may have committed an impeachable offense surrounding the crash, some lawmakers have questioned whether Noem and Price applied undue pressure on prosecutors as she pushed for Ravnsborg to be forced from his office.

From Seattle Times

“Now the guy’s resigned and you want to impeach him, and you have to define his offenses as impeachable to do it, and that has a precedential consequence,” said Gerald Benjamin, a longtime scholar and expert on New York state government.

From Seattle Times

“Are you defining only those things he did as impeachable, or are you defining all impeachable things, one of which is what he did?”

From Seattle Times

The purpose of the hearings will be to determine whether there is cause to believe Mr. Cuomo engaged in impeachable conduct, which the State Constitution defines very vaguely.

From New York Times

“Do the written documents support what we’re going to allege? We’re almost in the role of a grand jury and the prosecutor. We’ve got to decide: is the evidence sufficient and does it in fact constitute an impeachable offense? It’s not so easy.”

From Seattle Times