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A federal judge is impeached by the House and convicted by the Senate for bribery. The Senate orders removal, disqualification from future federal office, a fine, and six months in prison. Federal prosecutors then indict the former judge for bribery.
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The House has the sole power of impeachment, the Senate has the sole power to try impeachments, and impeachment judgment is limited to removal and possible disqualification. The Supreme Court must retry every impeachment before removal is effective. The House tries impeachments and the Senate impeaches. The Senate may convict by a simple majority.

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