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United States — Missouri
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After January 1, 1992, a person may not be appointed to or serve on certain state constitutional commissions while acting as a lobbyist.
United States — Missouri
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The governor must adopt a code of conduct for executive branch state employees by February 1, 1992, and certain statewide officers must then adopt their own code within six months after the governor does so.
United States — Missouri
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The ethics commission must print and make available a plain-English summary of covered laws, and a candidate must sign a statement confirming receipt of the summary when filing for office.
United States — Missouri
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The ethics commission may not require a signature to view a public document, once all reports have been published on the internet, unless the document is otherwise closed by law.
United States — Missouri
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The attorney general must represent the ethics commission in appellate or supreme courts, unless the attorney general refuses; then the ethics commission may hire competent counsel.
United States — Missouri
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Rules made under this bill take effect only under chapter 536 rules, and older delegated rulemaking authority is repealed and void.
United States — Missouri
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The governor may remove appointive state officials appointed by law by the governor.
United States — Missouri
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Certain state executive officers and specified judges can be impeached for listed misconduct and offenses.
United States — Missouri
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The house of representatives has the sole power to impeach, and impeachments are tried before the supreme court unless the governor or a supreme court member is tried by a special commission.
United States — Missouri
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The House must prepare and send impeachment articles and elect managers; in some impeachment cases, the Senate receives the articles and selects a special commission.
United States — Missouri
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An impeached officer is suspended from exercising the office after notice and until acquittal.
United States — Missouri
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If certain state officers are impeached and notified, the governor must appoint someone to fill the vacancy temporarily. If the president of the senate is impeached, the house of representatives must immediately notify the senate.
United States — Missouri
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When impeachment articles are presented to the supreme court, it must promptly set an appearance date, issue a summons, and have the summons served on the accused.
United States — Missouri
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If the governor or a supreme court judge is impeached, the house must send the impeachment articles to the senate, which must elect a special commission; the commission must meet in Jefferson City within 30 days, and supreme court judges cannot serve on it.
United States — Missouri
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The commission must organize itself, set a hearing date for the accused within the stated time window, issue and serve a summons, and may hire clerical help.
United States — Missouri
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Notices required by sections 106.070 and 106.090 must be served on the accused personally if he can be found; if not, a copy may be left at his dwelling or usual place of abode with a family member over 15.
United States — Missouri
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Members of the special commission may receive up to $10 per day for actual and necessary expenses incurred while performing their duties, and this payment replaces any other compensation for the service.
United States — Missouri
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The accused must be given reasonable time to answer the impeachment.
United States — Missouri
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The commission president or supreme court chief justice must issue subpoenas and deposition commissions when requested and when the witness cannot attend because of sickness, infirmity, or being out of state.
United States — Missouri
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Depositions must be taken the same way, and with the same notice, as depositions taken in circuit court.