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impeachable

[im-pee-chuh-buhl] / ɪmˈpi tʃə bəl /


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Under Philippine law, officials like the president, vice-president and chief justice of the Supreme Court can be impeached by the House of Representatives if they commit an impeachable offence - culpable violation of the constitution, treason, graft and corruption, bribery, high crimes and betrayal of public trust.

From BBC

"We've seen that the complaints truly had no merit, and the president is confident he committed no impeachable offence," she told reporters after the ruling, adding Marcos believed it was now time to "move forward".

From Barron's

Prosser and Wilcox both advised Vos in October that Protasiewicz’s campaign remarks don’t rise to an impeachable offense.

From Seattle Times

“Rather, I have asked each of them individually to provide me with guidance on the standards for impeachment and impeachable offenses under the Wisconsin Constitution. I did not know what feedback I would receive from each of three justices, as the advice they seek to provide me will be entirely their decision.”

From Seattle Times

Even in light of this conceptual problem, however, Thomas’ behavior is, to my mind, clearly impeachable under the standard the Constitution sets.

From Seattle Times