Impeachment

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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.

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. Before the ratification of the Commonwealth of Redmont Constitution Act, on 6 March 2025, the requirement for the House to impeach someone was supermajority (two thirds in favor).

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:

• Immediate removal from office.
• Ban from elected office for a period of no longer than 2 months.
• Ban from judicial office for a period of no longer than 2 months.
• Ban from executive office for a period of no longer than 2 months.

List of impeachments

#	Date of impeachment	Name	Office	Charges	House vote (Y-N-A)	Senate result	Note	Ref.
1	2 or 3 March 2021	Nacholebraa	Judge	Failed to recuse himself in a court case that he had a bias in Campaigning for a presidential election	6-1-2	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: Ban from being a member of the Department of Justice Ban from Public Office for the period of 2 months.	Nacholebraa resigned from his position on 11 February 2021, which was before he was impeached.
2	21 December 2021	GoldBlooded	Secretary of the Department of Justice	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*	Convicted of violating §13 and §14 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms within the Constitution on 29 December 2021: Barred from serving in elected office, judicial office, or executive office for a period of two months. Exact vote count may have been lost to time.	GoldBlooded resigned from the office of Justice Secretary on 19 December 2021, which was before he was impeached.
3	28 June 2022	JoeGamer	Justice	Violation of §8 and §14 of the Charter of Rights & Freedoms: Issuing a $1000 fine for a charge of Contempt of Court, when the fine set by law was much less. Violation of the constitutional duties of the judiciary by not following the fines as written by the legislature.	8-3-0	Found not guilty on all charges in a 5-0-0 vote on 23 July 2022.	On 19 July 2022, the House passed a resolution that stated they regretted impeaching JoeGamer, saying he did not actually violate the law.
4	28 November 2022	SnoWhitebeard	Secretary of the Department of Public Affairs	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*	Unknown	On 29 November 22, Rurge was confirmed by the Senate to be the new DPA secretary, just one day after Sno was impeached.
5	30 November 2022	Deadwax	President	Abuse of Power by leveraging the special election to get his nominee, Boopingberry, in office. Abuse of Power by vetoing Aladeen's nomination against cabinet's wishes because of Aladeen's voting history. Abuse of Power for pardoning Former Senate Leader Milqy for crimes that are impeachable. Abuse of Power in trying to use his Executive Order power to remove citizens of Redmont for his own political gain. Abuse of Power by declaring war on other nations for ridiculous reasons.	10-0-0*	Unknown	On 1 December 2022, Deadwax was declared incapacitated and removed from office.
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Note: Dates are based off the EST timezone.

* Exact vote count may not be 100% accurate. However, all impeachments listed did pass in the House.