Still, to justify the conviction of the President there must be specific allegations of some crime or misdemeanor involving moral turpitude, gross misconduct, or a willful violation of law, and the proof must be such as to satisfy the conscience of the truth of the charge.
Sherman emphasizes that specific allegations of serious misconduct are necessary for a conviction of the President.
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