Section 106.170 – Impeachment trial proceedings.
Effective – 02 Jan 1979 106.170. Impeachment trial proceedings. — The members being sworn, the supreme court or the special commission, as the case may be, shall proceed to hear, try and determine such impeachment, and may adjourn the trial to any other time; and the court or commission shall determine all questions of law […]
Section 106.180 – Rights of accused — five-sevenths majority required to convict.
Effective – 28 Aug 1945 106.180. Rights of accused — five-sevenths majority required to convict. — In all such trials the accused shall have a right to be heard by himself and his counsel, and all matters relating to procedure and the conduct of the trial shall be determined by a majority vote of the […]
Section 106.190 – Accused party subject to indictment.
Effective – 28 Aug 1945 106.190. Accused party subject to indictment. — The party convicted or acquitted shall, notwithstanding such conviction or acquittal, be subject to indictment, trial, judgment and punishment, for any indictable offense, according to the law of the land. ——– (RSMo 1939 § 12849, A.L. 1945 p. 1319 § 12851b) Prior revisions: […]
Section 106.200 – Disposition of transcript and judgment.
Effective – 28 Aug 1945 106.200. Disposition of transcript and judgment. — The supreme court or special commission, as the case may be, shall cause a transcript of the proceedings had on any impeachment to be made out, and the judgment of the court or commission, whether of conviction or acquittal, which shall be signed […]
Section 106.210 – Writ to run in name of state.
Effective – 28 Aug 1945 106.210. Writ to run in name of state. — All writs by the court or commission shall run in the name of the state of Missouri, shall be subscribed by the presiding officer and countersigned by a judge of the supreme court or in cases of impeachment of the governor […]
Section 106.220 – Forfeiture of office — reasons for.
Effective – 28 Aug 1939 106.220. Forfeiture of office — reasons for. — Any person elected or appointed to any county, city, town or township office in this state, except such officers as may be subject to removal by impeachment, who shall fail personally to devote his time to the performance of the duties of […]
Section 106.230 – Complaint against officer — duty of prosecuting attorney.
Effective – 28 Aug 1939 106.230. Complaint against officer — duty of prosecuting attorney. — When any person has knowledge that any official mentioned in section 106.220 has failed, personally, to devote his time to the performance of the duties of such office, or has been guilty of any willful, corrupt or fraudulent violations or […]
Section 106.130 – Depositions.
Effective – 28 Aug 1945 106.130. Depositions. — The president of the commission or the chief justice of the supreme court, as the case may be, on application of the respondent, or any of his counsel, or either of the managers, shall issue subpoenas for witnesses and commissions to take depositions where the witness is […]
Section 106.040 – Articles of impeachment — transmittal.
Effective – 28 Aug 1945 106.040. Articles of impeachment — transmittal. — When the house of representatives shall be satisfied that there is good cause to impeach any officer, they shall cause articles of impeachment to be made out in due form against such officer and shall transmit the same to the supreme court, and […]
Section 106.050 – Suspension of impeached officer.
Effective – 28 Aug 1945 106.050. Suspension of impeached officer. — If any officer shall be impeached, he is hereby suspended from exercising his office, after he shall be notified thereof, until his acquittal. ——– (RSMo 1939 § 12837, A.L. 1945 p. 1319 § 12839) Prior revisions: 1929 § 11211; 1919 § 9184; 1909 § […]