Interpreting Precise Constitutional Text: The Argument for a 'New' Interpretation of the Incompatibility Clause, the Removal &amp; Disqualification Clause, and the Religious Test Clause – A Response to Professor Josh Chafetz’s Impeachment &amp; Assassination

Tillman, Seth Barrett

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“…Sankcijos taip pat buvo kriminalinio pobūdžio -nuteistajam būdavo galima skirti piniginę baudą, laisvės atėmimą, o kartais -net ir mirties bausmę. 11 Bausmės pobūdį ir griežtumą nustatydavo patys parlamento nariai. 12 Kaip matyti iš bausmių pobūdžio, apkaltos institutas buvo skirtas iš esmės ne pašalinti asmenį iš užimamų pareigų, o sukurti "atskaitomybės kultūrą".…”

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Paskesnioji apkalta: samprata, privalumai ir trūkumai

Raščiukevičius¹

2017

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Paskesnioji apkalta: samprata, privalumai ir trūkumai

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“…As one authority has noted “[a]ll means all ” (Tillman 2009, 122). Yet the vice president is not and never has been commissioned (8 Annals of Congress 2257, January 3, 1799 (Rep. Bayard); 8 Annals of Congress 2272, January 4, 1799 (counsel for former Senator William Blount); Tillman 2012, 46‐47 n.52; U.S. Congress 1900, 36).…”

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“…Congress 1900, 36). Immediately following confirmation, the individual in question becomes vice president; there is no intervening status (Feerick 1992, 195 n; Tillman 2012, 46‐47 n.52). This is not so with advice and consent nominees.…”

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The Law: Can the President Recess Appoint a Vice President?

Brownell¹

2012

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If a vice president dies, resigns, is removed, or his position is otherwise vacated, and if Congress is out of session, does the president have the authority to fill the vacancy through a recess appointment, or is his only means of installing a new vice president through the bicameral confirmation process under the Twenty‐Fifth Amendment? This article evaluates this novel constitutional question, which is important in light of the vice presidency's increased prominence in recent years, the expansion of presidential recess appointment power over the course of the nation's history, and the greater frequency with which presidents have carried out these unilateral actions in past decades. While arguments in favor of the president cannot be dismissed out of hand, ultimately it must be concluded that he lacks such power.

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Interpreting Precise Constitutional Text: The Argument for a 'New' Interpretation of the Incompatibility Clause, the Removal & Disqualification Clause, and the Religious Test Clause – A Response to Professor Josh Chafetz’s Impeachment & Assassination

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Paskesnioji apkalta: samprata, privalumai ir trūkumai

Paskesnioji apkalta: samprata, privalumai ir trūkumai

The Law: Can the President Recess Appoint a Vice President?

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