Which of the following are processes by which state judges can be removed from office? i. impeachment by state legislature ii. removal by state supreme court iii. impeachment by state governor a. i only b. i and ii only c. ii and ii only d. i, ii, and iii

The correct answer is: i. Impeachment by state legislature, the House of representatives has the power to impeach and the Senate the power to determinate in a trial that the removal is aproppiate. The lower house has to obtein the mayority of votes and the upper house the two-thirds mayority.

(...) i. Impeachment by state legislature ii. Removal by state supreme court  iii. Impeachment by state governor

Not D. It is related to the State Court System.

Impeachment is a process by which the political branches of government can remove judges from office (the impeachment power lies primarily in the hands of politicians). It is usually limited to grave ethical/criminal misconduct or conflicts of interest. State constitutions provide different mechanisms for impeachment of judges. Most states’ procedures for the impeachment and removal of judges require a majority vote of the lower house in the legislature and a two-thirds vote of the upper house.

State supreme court is the ultimate judicial tribunal in the court system of a particular state. Its decisions are considered final and binding on state and even United States federal courts (on matters of state law). The court consists of a panel of judges selected by methods outlined in the state constitution.

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