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51	Apkaltos institutas Lietuvos konstitucinėje teisėje / An institution of impeachment in Lithuanian constitutional law Stoškus, Svaigedas 21 December 2006 (has links) This present article “An institution of impeachment in Lithuanian constitutional law” analyses the origins of this institution in national law, gives a comparative analysis of constitutional regulation of an impeachment procedure in Lithuania and in other states. The paper presents the definition of “institution of impeachment”, shows an importance of this institution in Lithuanian and in West States law, the problems of implementation of this institution and the process of impeachment in Parliament and in Constitutional Courts. The paper analyses an evolution of this institute in common law counties – especially in USA and in civil law countries. The paper shows the list of impeachment subjects and the grounds of impeachment application. Also it analyses the part of Constitutional Court in the process of impeachment. It should be mentioned that only the Court can decide if the Constitution was outraged, the crime or the perjury was done. The official constitutional doctrine of the Constitutional Court shows the actual limits and grounds of the constitutional liability application. That means, that the constitutional jurisprudence, not the Constitution provisions shows actual features of impeachment institution. Also the ratio of law and fact in the impeachment process is analyzed. The present article discusses the question of Constitutional Court established facts and the question of legal consequences originated from the useful impeachment procedure application to persons... [to full text] Law Konstitucija Šiurkštus konstitucijos pažeidimas Apkaltos institutas Constitutional responsibility Oath Institution Constitution Priesaikos institutas Teisė ir faktas Konstitucinis Teismas Konstitucinė atsakomybė Major violence of constitution Institution of the impeachment Law and fact Constitutional Court
52	Prezidentské systémy / Presidential systems Křtěnová, Monika January 2016 (has links) The subject of this thesis is the presidential system as one of the distinguished alternatives of existing political systems in the present democratic society. This thesis is divided into three parts. The primary aim of the first part is to produce a brief overview of individual political systems and to outline their mutual differences through the description of their characteristics. The second part describes a specific political system in this world - namely the United States of America which became the source of inspiration for all subsequently established systems of this type. This part focusing on the United States is then divided into three separate chapters where each of them provides a view of particular branches of the government which form a constitutional system of the state together. These chapters offer not only the characteristics of these particular government branches and their central government bodies, but they also explain their mutual relationship and the control mechanism and particularly their relation to the President who is the key character of the entire presidential system, also his office and his powers. The main source of information, from which this part of the thesis proceeds, is the United States Constitution itself which is, as the supreme law of the state, the...
53	Collins, Murkowski, and the Impeachment of Donald Trump: Cable News Coverage and Self-Representation of Female Republican Senators Hill, Mackenzie January 2020 (has links) No description available. Communication Political Science Mass Media Mass Communications Gender Studies Womens Studies Collins, Susan Murkowski, Lisa impeachment of Donald Trump Republican women female senators women in politics women in Congress US Senate self-representation news media female politicians media coverage media framing CNN Fox News

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