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When we say an official has been impeached, that means the official has been accused of crimes or serious misconduct and must stand trial. A. True B. False

When we say an official has been impeached, that means the official has been accused of crimes or serious misconduct and must stand trial. A. True B. False
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When we say an official has been impeached, that means the official has been accused of crimes or serious misconduct and must stand trial.

A. True

B. False

User Emad Mokhtar
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A.True on the crimes or misconduct but not sure about the trial part
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