Which description of the impeachment process as defined by the U. S. Constitution is correct? A. The president demands the resignation of a Supreme Court justice he disagrees with. B. The House of Representatives removes a sitting president from office by a two-thirds majority. C. The Senate acts as jury in the trial of a government official accused of serious misconduct. D. The Supreme Court decides whether a law passed by Congress is constitutional.

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Which description of the impeachment process as defined by the U. S. Constitution is correct? A. The president demands the resignation of a Supreme Court justice he disagrees with. B. The House of Representatives removes a sitting president from office by a two-thirds majority. C. The Senate acts as jury in the trial of a government official accused of serious misconduct. D. The Supreme Court decides whether a law passed by Congress is constitutional.

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Fletcher Ruiz · Answer 1

The Impeachment process as defined by the United States Constitution is that the House of Representatives removes a sitting president from office by a two-thirds majority.