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Questions related to a legislative body formally bringing charges against a high-level government official. This usually starts a process that can end in removal from office.
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Could a Senator commit perjury if they swear the oath at the impeachment trial in the senate?
A Senator is on record of having explicitly stated "I'm not an impartial juror" in regards to the upcoming impeachment trial in the Senate. … According to the Senate impeachment rules each Senator will be required to swear that they "will do impartial justice according to the Constitution and laws" during the trial. …
