Impeachment Thresholds
Impeachment Thresholds is a formal construct in constitutional political science that specifies the minimum voting standard required in a legislative body to sustain an impeachment conviction, distinguishing it from general legislative or procedural thresholds by its exclusive application to the adjudication of high crimes and misdemeanors in removal proceedings.
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A Treatise on Federal Impeachments
Gordon E. Sherman, Alex. Simpson · The Yale Law Journal · 1917 · 11 citations · Full text
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