Case Details
Section 1: Articles of Impeachment
John Mark Applewood was formally charged with High Misdemeanors, including abuse of executive authority, obstruction of oversight, and actions inconsistent with the responsibilities of public office.
Section 2: Investigation
The Ethics and Accountability Committee conducted hearings, gathered testimony, and reviewed official records. Findings indicated repeated violations of constitutional and administrative standards.
Section 3: Assembly Vote
The Assembly approved the Articles of Impeachment by supermajority, advancing the case to the Senate for trial.
Section 4: Conviction and Removal
Following trial, the Senate convicted Applewood of High Misdemeanors. He was immediately removed from office and disqualified from holding future public positions in ToadVille Bay.
Section 5: Historical Impact
The case strengthened constitutional safeguards and reaffirmed that no official is above the law within ToadVille Bay’s democratic system.