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jberryhill

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1. 1. No. 2. Yes

Reply to bluestarone (Original post)

Wed Aug 22, 2018, 04:50 PM

Aug 2018

There is no federal law under which a violation thereof results in "the president is removed from office".

And if you want there to be one, then please name the federal district court judge who is to be given this interesting power.

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For our lawyers please! [View all] bluestarone Aug 2018 OP

1. No. 2. Yes jberryhill Aug 2018 #1

TY!! bluestarone Aug 2018 #2

Thanks for jumping on it, jberryhill. elleng Aug 2018 #4

I'm not a lawyer, but the answer to your question is End Of The Road Aug 2018 #3

Not a lawyer but I think the largest class action lawsuit in history standingtall Aug 2018 #5

I am an attorney. Option #2 is the more likely scenario. Option #1 is a dead end. NT Progressive Law Aug 2018 #6

TY looks like there is NO OPTION ONE!!!! bluestarone Aug 2018 #8

only congress can remove him from office. unblock Aug 2018 #7

TYVM bluestarone Aug 2018 #9

But be careful what you wish for, that leaves us with Pence MiniMe Aug 2018 #10

Not expressing a preference unblock Aug 2018 #11