Many people assume that means a statutory offense. It does not, and the word misdemeanor means misdeeds.
Al Green: “Many people assume that means a statutory offense. It does not, and the word misdemeanor means misdeeds.”
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Green clarifies that impeachment can occur for actions that shock public conscience, not just criminal offenses.
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