"If we have a clear impeachable offense that is not a borderline one but a clear one, the impeachment process is mandatory because the House of Representatives is an agent of 'we the people,' the first three words of the Constitution," said Mr. Sunstein, whose latest book, "On Freedom," was published last month.
A clear red-card offense, he escaped with only a yellow.
Although the Patriots have a clear edge on offense, the Rams have the bigger edge on defense.
There was a clear need for more offense through the middle and Michael Bradley could have supplied that.
There isn't a clear definition of "impeachable offense," though historically that is often framed by statutory felonies and involves a significant abuse of power, according to Shugerman, an expert in constitutional law.
A report from the Civil Rights Project from back in 2000 found that, when it comes to clear-cut offense like weapons or drug possession, white students in South Carolina are charged at equal or significantly higher rates than their black classmates.
New England's offense made a clear difference in the second half.
So in the off-season, Dominik rebuilt the team with a clear vision: he wanted an offense built around a strong running game complemented by a deep passing attack.
The Union were shut out 1-0 in Houston earlier this season so moving Fabinho forward and generating offense will be a clear priority for a team that will fall below the playoff cutoff with a loss.
a clear connection between the other two offenses and the one of which the Defendant is accused, so that it may be logically concluded that if the Defendant committed other offenses, he also committed the crime charged in this case". App.
The State Department has drafted a formal position on Hong Kong's plans for antisedition legislation, calling for the law to build "upon existing legislation where possible and providing a clear and narrowly drawn definition of offenses".
