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      "id": 303376,
      "date": "2005-04-20",
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      "title": "An Overview of the Impeachment Process",
      "summary": "The Constitution sets forth the general principles which control the procedural aspects of\nimpeachment, vesting the power to impeach in the House of Representatives, while imbuing the\nSenate with the power to try impeachments. Both the Senate and the House have designed\nprocedures to implement these general principles in dealing with a wide range of impeachment\nissues. This short report provides a brief overview of the impeachment process, reflecting the roles\nof both the House and the Senate during the course of an impeachment inquiry and trial.",
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