· 5/15/1864
Thayer v. St. Louis, Alton & Terre Haute R. R.
Citations
- 22 Ind. 26
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- holding judges were subject to impeachment for a misdemeanor in office and “liable to removal for any reasonable cause, not being sufficient ground of impeachment, upon address to the Governor by two-thirds of each house of the General Assembly[.]”
- “by the writ of mandamus it [the judiciary] may coerce a ministerial officer, though of the executive department, to the performance of a legal duty”
- definitions for “misdemeanor in office,” “misfeasance in public office,” and “official misconduct”
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Judges: Perkins, Rer
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