Impeachment - Revision history

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	\|~~30 or 31 December 2022~~		\|1 January 2023
	\|[[Krix]]		\|[[Krix]]
	\|Chief Justice		\|Chief Justice

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	\|[[SnoWhitebeard]]		\|[[SnoWhitebeard]]
	\|Secretary of the Department of Public Affairs		\|Secretary of the Department of Public Affairs
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	\|A trial was never held.		\|A trial was never held.
	\|SnoWhitebeard resigned from their position on 29 November 2022, 1 day ~~after being~~ impeached.		\|SnoWhitebeard resigned from their position on 29 November 2022, the same day they were impeached.
	\|<ref>https://discord.com/channels/673612908868927498/686158870435201035/1046965680584527992</ref> <ref>https://discord.com/channels/794162227837534208/974943557964165180/1046606616415436900</ref> <ref>https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fNUD36qrwLhoosWkGAt1LCUlxlfrYHkTP76sTScRxNU/edit?tab=t.0</ref> <ref>Screenshot taken in EST		\|<ref>https://discord.com/channels/673612908868927498/686158870435201035/1046965680584527992</ref> <ref>https://discord.com/channels/794162227837534208/974943557964165180/1046606616415436900</ref> <ref>https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fNUD36qrwLhoosWkGAt1LCUlxlfrYHkTP76sTScRxNU/edit?tab=t.0</ref> <ref>Screenshot taken in EST

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	* Violation of §12 of the Constitution: lack of activity in hosting community events, properly administering the server social media accounts and advancing the spirit of the community.		* Violation of §12 of the Constitution: lack of activity in hosting community events, properly administering the server social media accounts and advancing the spirit of the community.
	\|8-0-0*		\|8-0-0*
	\|~~Unknown~~		\|A trial was never held.
	\|On 29 November ~~22, [[Rurge]] was confirmed by the Senate to be the new DPA secretary~~, ~~one~~ day after ~~Sno was~~ impeached.		\|SnoWhitebeard resigned from their position on 29 November 2022, 1 day after being impeached.
	\|<ref>https://discord.com/channels/673612908868927498/686158870435201035/1046965680584527992</ref> <ref>https://discord.com/channels/794162227837534208/974943557964165180/1046606616415436900</ref> <ref>https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fNUD36qrwLhoosWkGAt1LCUlxlfrYHkTP76sTScRxNU/edit?tab=t.0</ref> <ref>https://discord.com/channels/~~794162227837534208~~/~~918003510795202640~~/~~1047362741201010690</ref> <ref>https~~:~~//discord~~.~~com/channels/794162227837534208/918003510795202640/1047365327270449245~~</ref>		\|<ref>https://discord.com/channels/673612908868927498/686158870435201035/1046965680584527992</ref> <ref>https://discord.com/channels/794162227837534208/974943557964165180/1046606616415436900</ref> <ref>https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fNUD36qrwLhoosWkGAt1LCUlxlfrYHkTP76sTScRxNU/edit?tab=t.0</ref> <ref>Screenshot taken in EST

			https://discord.com/channels/673612908868927498/754622580777812130/1047210066077548634[[File:SnoWhiteBeard DPA secretary resignation.png]]</ref>
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	\|Exact details may have been lost to time. However, Nacho was pardoned by President [[Krix]] on 31 March 2021 for "all offences he was criminally charged for under his impeachment." This would seem to imply that he was found guilty on both charges. It is likely, but not certain, that he was convicted of the following:		\|Exact details may have been lost to time. However, Nacho was pardoned by President [[Krix]] on 31 March 2021 for "all offences he was criminally charged for under his impeachment." This would seem to imply that he was found guilty on both charges. It is likely, but not certain, that he was convicted to the following:

	* Ban from being a member of the Department of Justice		* Ban from being a member of the Department of Justice
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	* Abuse of power: committed murder and deleted his own wanted point, then telling a trainee officer to not arrest him or possibly be fined.		* Abuse of power: committed murder and deleted his own wanted point, then telling a trainee officer to not arrest him or possibly be fined.
	\|7-0-2*		\|7-0-2*
	\|Convicted of violating §13 and §14 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms within the Constitution on 29 December 2021:		\|Convicted of violating §13 and §14 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms within the Constitution on 29 December 2021 and punished with the following:

	* Barred from serving in elected office, judicial office, or executive office for a period of two months.		* Barred from serving in elected office, judicial office, or executive office for a period of two months.

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	Impeachment is a constitutional remedy to address serious constitutional offenses committed by current or ~~past~~ government officials. For ~~past~~ government officials, it must be no longer than 2 months after they left office.<ref name=":1">https://www.democracycraft.net/threads/constitution.6/</ref>		Impeachment is a constitutional remedy to address serious constitutional offenses committed by current or former government officials. For former government officials, it must be no longer than 2 months after they left office.<ref name=":1">https://www.democracycraft.net/threads/constitution.6/</ref>

	In order for a government official or ex-government official to be impeached, the [[House of Representatives]] will lay charges and specify what constitutional provisions were violated. ~~The Constitution is not clear on whether this requires majority or~~ supermajority in the House.<ref name=":1" /> Before the ratification of the [https://www.democracycraft.net/threads/commonwealth-of-redmont-constitution-act.24775/ Commonwealth of Redmont Constitution Act], on 6 March 2025, the requirement for the House to ~~impeach someone was supermajority (two thirds in favor)~~.<ref>https://www.democracycraft.net/threads/impeachment-act.20792~~/</ref><ref>https://www.democracycraft.net/threads/commonwealth-of-redmont-constitution-act-referendum.25070~~/</ref>		In order for a government official or ex-government official to be impeached, the [[House of Representatives]] will lay charges and specify what constitutional provisions were violated. Article(s) of impeachment require supermajority to pass.<ref>https://www.democracycraft.net/threads/impeachment-act.20792/</ref>

	After someone is impeached, they are subject to trial by the [[Senate]]. The Senate then may, by supermajority, vote to convict them. The vote to convict will also specify the punishment, which can be any amount of the following:		After someone is impeached, they are subject to trial by the [[Senate]]. The Senate then may, by supermajority, vote to convict them. The vote to convict will also specify the punishment, which can be any amount of the following:

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			* Violating Congress' power of the purse by unilaterally creating a fee that functions as a tax without authorisation from Congress.
			* Violating citizens rights to equal protection and benefit from the law by establishing a discriminatory fee structure.
			* Abuse of office by unilaterally implementing major policy changes without consulting the president or cabinet.
			* Breach of classified information by disclosing classified messages publicly.
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			\|''Pending''
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			\|<ref>Screenshot taken in EST

			https://discord.com/channels/794162227837534208/974943557964165180/1403137935183708281[[File:XEndeavour impeachment motion 2.png]]</ref>
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	Note: Dates are based off the EST timezone.		Note: Dates are based off the EST timezone.

	<nowiki>*:</nowiki> Exact vote count may not be 100% accurate if players have edited, changed, or deleted their vote.		<nowiki>*:</nowiki> Exact vote count may not be 100% accurate if players have edited, changed, or deleted their vote.

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	Impeachment is a constitutional remedy to address serious constitutional offenses committed by current or past government officials. For past government officials, it must be no longer than 2 months after they left office.<ref>https://www.democracycraft.net/threads/constitution.6/</ref>		Impeachment is a constitutional remedy to address serious constitutional offenses committed by current or past government officials. For past government officials, it must be no longer than 2 months after they left office.<ref name=":1">https://www.democracycraft.net/threads/constitution.6/</ref>

	In order for a government official or ex-government official to be impeached, the [[House of Representatives]] will lay charges and specify what constitutional provisions were violated. The Constitution is not clear on whether this requires majority or supermajority in the House.<ref~~>https~~:/~~/www.democracycraft.net/threads/constitution.6/</ref~~> Before the ratification of the [https://www.democracycraft.net/threads/commonwealth-of-redmont-constitution-act.24775/ Commonwealth of Redmont Constitution Act], on 6 March 2025, the requirement for the House to impeach someone was supermajority (two thirds in favor).<ref>https://www.democracycraft.net/threads/impeachment-act.20792/</ref><ref>https://www.democracycraft.net/threads/commonwealth-of-redmont-constitution-act-referendum.25070/</ref>		In order for a government official or ex-government official to be impeached, the [[House of Representatives]] will lay charges and specify what constitutional provisions were violated. The Constitution is not clear on whether this requires majority or supermajority in the House.<ref name=":1" /> Before the ratification of the [https://www.democracycraft.net/threads/commonwealth-of-redmont-constitution-act.24775/ Commonwealth of Redmont Constitution Act], on 6 March 2025, the requirement for the House to impeach someone was supermajority (two thirds in favor).<ref>https://www.democracycraft.net/threads/impeachment-act.20792/</ref><ref>https://www.democracycraft.net/threads/commonwealth-of-redmont-constitution-act-referendum.25070/</ref>

	After someone is impeached, they are subject to trial by the [[Senate]]. The Senate then may, by supermajority, vote to convict them. The vote to convict will also specify the punishment, which can be any amount of the following:		After someone is impeached, they are subject to trial by the [[Senate]]. The Senate then may, by supermajority, vote to convict them. The vote to convict will also specify the punishment, which can be any amount of the following:

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	* Overreach of power.		* Overreach of power.
	* Dismissing a magistrate for refusing to obey his commands which were unlawful.		* Dismissing a magistrate for refusing to obey his commands which were unlawful.
	\|(8-0-0)*		\|8-0-0*
	\|Found not guilty on all charges on 15 October 2023 in a 4-2-0* vote.		\|Found not guilty on all charges on 15 October 2023 in a 4-2-0* vote.
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	* Removing a secretary for exercising their right to remove the president: fired Interior Secretary TheReal42Person for signing an incapacitation letter against him.		* Removing a secretary for exercising their right to remove the president: fired Interior Secretary TheReal42Person for signing an incapacitation letter against him.
	* Pocket vetoing: pocket vetoed the No Presidents in Congress Act on the 19th of November.		* Pocket vetoing: pocket vetoed the No Presidents in Congress Act on the 19th of November.
	\|(8-2-0)*		\|8-2-0*
	\|Found guilty on the charge of pocket vetoing the No Presidents in Congress Act in a 5-0-0* vote on 23 January 2024:		\|Found guilty on the charge of pocket vetoing the No Presidents in Congress Act in a 5-0-0* vote on 23 January 2024:

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	* Violation of the separation of powers by declaring a wrongful winner to an election.		* Violation of the separation of powers by declaring a wrongful winner to an election.
	* Violating the constitutional duty of the State Secretary to oversee the efficient operations of their department.		* Violating the constitutional duty of the State Secretary to oversee the efficient operations of their department.
	\|(7-3-0)*		\|7-3-0*
	\| Found guilty on all charges on 6 March 2024 at 11:40 am EST in a 4-0-0 vote:		\| Found guilty on all charges on 6 March 2024 at 11:40 am EST in a 4-0-0 vote:

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	* Appointing his entire cabinet as acting secretaries without Senate consultation or collaboration.		* Appointing his entire cabinet as acting secretaries without Senate consultation or collaboration.
	* Bribery for votes in the February 2024 Presidential Election.		* Bribery for votes in the February 2024 Presidential Election.
	\|(6-0-1)*		\|6-0-1*
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	\|Impeachment was owner vetoed.		\|Impeachment was owner vetoed.
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	* Giving an opinion on an active Federal Court case.		* Giving an opinion on an active Federal Court case.
	* Ruling on Supreme Cases illegally due to quorum not being met.		* Ruling on Supreme Cases illegally due to quorum not being met.
	\|(4-2-1)*		\|4-2-1*
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	\|Matthew100x resigned from his position on 6 March 2024, at 12:13 pm EST. However, his impeachment was later owner vetoed that same day at 8:25 pm EST. Though, he remained resigned.		\|Matthew100x resigned from his position on 6 March 2024, at 12:13 pm EST. However, his impeachment was later owner vetoed that same day at 8:25 pm EST. Though, he remained resigned.
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	* Violation of the Constitution: appointing an acting secretary who had been an acting secretary in the past 14 days.		* Violation of the Constitution: appointing an acting secretary who had been an acting secretary in the past 14 days.
	\|(6-1-1)*		\|6-1-1*
	\|Found guilty on all charges on 6 March 2024 at 11:40 am EST in a 4-0-0 vote:		\|Found guilty on all charges on 6 March 2024 at 11:40 am EST in a 4-0-0 vote:
	* Removal from office effective immediately.		* Removal from office effective immediately.
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	* Conspiracy to obstruct justice: conspiring to block potential impeachments against themself and Matthew100x.		* Conspiracy to obstruct justice: conspiring to block potential impeachments against themself and Matthew100x.
	* Undermining the legislative process: engaging in a scheme to manipulate the interpretation and application of laws to sere personal and political interests.		* Undermining the legislative process: engaging in a scheme to manipulate the interpretation and application of laws to sere personal and political interests.
	\|(7-0-1)		\|7-0-1
	\|Found guilty on all charges on 30 August 2024 in a 5-0-0* vote:		\|Found guilty on all charges on 30 August 2024 in a 5-0-0* vote:

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	* Ignoring the law and constitution: not allowing the attorney general to appoint and dismiss employees of their department, and allowing an impeachable offense to be brought before a court.		* Ignoring the law and constitution: not allowing the attorney general to appoint and dismiss employees of their department, and allowing an impeachable offense to be brought before a court.
	* Ex parte communication and bias: engaging in ex parte communication with the defense in major cases, and refusing to recuse despite having significant conflicts of interest in cases.		* Ex parte communication and bias: engaging in ex parte communication with the defense in major cases, and refusing to recuse despite having significant conflicts of interest in cases.
	\|(7-0-0)		\|7-0-0
	\|Acquitted on all charges on 5 October 2024 in a (5-0-1)* vote.		\|Acquitted on all charges on 5 October 2024 in a (5-0-1)* vote.
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	\|		* Constitutional rights violations: failure to allow the plaintiff to choose their representation in five different cases.
	\|		* Ignoring the law and constitution: not allowing the attorney general to appoint and dismiss employees of their department, and allowing an impeachable offense to be brought before a court.
	\|		* Ex parte communication and bias: engaging in ex parte communication with the defense in major cases, and refusing to recuse despite having significant conflicts of interest in cases.
	\|		\|(7-0-0)
	\|		\|Acquitted on all charges on 5 October 2024 in a (5-0-1)* vote.
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	\|		\|<ref>https://discord.com/channels/794162227837534208/974943557964165180/1287477505758072902</ref> <ref>https://discord.com/channels/794162227837534208/918003510795202640/1291597166782976041</ref>
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	Note: Dates are based off the EST timezone.		Note: Dates are based off the EST timezone.

	<nowiki>*</nowiki> Exact vote count may not be 100% accurate.		<nowiki>*</nowiki> Exact vote count may not be 100% accurate.