A Georgia legislator wants to begin the impeachment process against his state attorney general for refusing to sue the federal government over health care reform. Republican state Rep. Mark Hatfield filed a bill Tuesday against Democratic Attorney General Thurbert Baker. Georgia's Republican-led House would have to approve the resolution by a simple majority. The state Senate would then hold a trial; two-thirds must vote for impeachment.
March 31, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A Georgia legislator wants to begin the impeachment process against his state attorney general for refusing to sue the federal government over health care reform.
Republican state Rep. Mark Hatfield filed a bill Tuesday against Democratic Attorney General Thurbert Baker, who is also running for governor.
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