[EL] After impeachment and removal

[Pildes, Rick]

Larry, the Senate has the power to decide, as part of a conviction, whether also to bar the person from future national office.  That does not follow automatically from conviction but can and has been added to Senate impeachment convictions.

Best,
Rick

Richard H. Pildes
Sudler Family Professor of Constitutional Law
NYU School of Law
40 Washington Sq. So.
NYC, NY 10012
212 998-6377

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Subject: [EL] After impeachment and removal

If a President is impeached and then convicted by the Senate and removed from office, could he run again for President at the next election? I know this once would have seem a preposterous notion, but we are living in preposterous times.
Larry
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