Treason and Punishment Clause/Presidential Removal Clause/Standards for Impeachment Clause

The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors.

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February 6, 1788 8 annotations 3,924 viewsNewspaper Report of the Massachusetts Ratification Convention
March 5, 1788 8 annotations 4,157 viewsPierce Butler to Weedon Butlerauthor: Pierce Butler · recipient: Weedon Butler
March 14, 1788 24 annotations 9,002 viewsThe Federalist No. 69author: Alexander Hamilton
April 15, 1788 15 annotations 5,048 viewsFabius IIauthor: John Dickinson
June 9, 1788 28 annotations 7,561 viewsGeorge Mason to John Lambauthor: George Mason · recipient: John Lamb
June 10, 1788 46 annotations 4,950 viewsJournal Notes of the Virginia Ratification Convention Proceedings
June 27, 1788 35 annotations 4,678 viewsMelancton Smith's Notes of the New York Ratification Convention Debatesauthor: Melancton Smith
June 27, 1788 23 annotations 3,699 viewsMcKesson's Notes of the New York Ratification Convention Debates
July 12, 1788 31 annotations 6,924 viewsAlexander Hamilton Notes of the New York Ratification Convention Debatesauthor: Alexander Hamilton
July 30, 1788 40 annotations 5,772 viewsNorth Carolina Ratification Convention Journal
July 3, 1789 25 annotations 6,902 viewsCato IV
January 23, 1800 35 annotations 4,652 viewsDebate in the United States Senate
February 23, 1804 30 annotations 3,819 viewsTrial of Impeachment of Judge Chase before the United States Senate
1831 140 annotations 7,302 viewsJames Madison on the Pinckney Planauthor: James Madison
November 25, 1831 8 annotations 2,820 viewsJames Madison to Jared Sparksauthor: James Madison · recipient: Jared Sparks