The Case Against Lame Duck Impeachment

In The Case Against Lameduck Impeachment, Yale Law Professor Bruce Ackerman argues that the bill of impeachment against President Clinton, passed in December 1998, expired on January 3, 1999, when a new House of Representatives began its term in office. It is unconstitutional for the Senate to begin a trial unless a majority of the newly elected House once again charges the president with "high crimes and misdemeanors."

BRUCE ACKERMAN is one of America's leading political philosophers and constitutional lawyers.

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The Case Against Lame Duck Impeachment

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