The Institute of Governmental Studies, UC Berkeley

Col. Charles T. Travers Program in Ethics & Accountability in Government
presents

IMPEACHMENT: LAW & POLITICS
A one day conference on constitutional and political aspects of presidential impeachment

AThe President, Vice President and all civil officers of the United States, shall be
removed from office on impeachment for, and conviction of, treason, bribery,
or other high crimes and misdemeanors."
Article II, Section IV, United States Constitution

Friday, November 13, 1998
University of California, Berkeley
Barrows Hall, Lipman Room (8^th Floor)

Free and open to the public

9:30-10 am	*Coffee & Opening Remarks*
Robert Price Charles T. Travers	UCB Political Science Department, Chair

10am-noon	*Impeachment: Law*
Vikram Amar	Hastings College of the Law, Professor of Law
Joseph Woods	Counsel, U.S. House of Representatives, 1974
Jesse Choper	UCB Boalt School of Law, Earl Warren Professor of Law
Daniel Rodriguez	University of San Diego School of Law, Dean
Robert Kagan	UCB Center for the Study of Law & Society, Director, moderator

noon-2 pm	*Luncheon*

2-4 pm	*Impeachment: Politics*
Richard Brody	Stanford University, Professor of Political Science
John Zaller	UC Los Angeles, Professor of Political Science
Raymond Wolfinger	UCB Professor of Political Science
Jack Citrin	UCB Professor of Political Science
Nelson W. Polsby	UCB Institute of Governmental Studies, Director, moderator

sponsored by:
Institute of Governmental Studies (IGS), Political Science Department,
Goldman School of Public Policy, and the Center for the Study of Law & Society
For more information, please contact Marc Levin at IGS, 510/643-6476

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