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After a valid impeachment conviction for bribery, the Senate declares removal and purports to impose a ten-year prison sentence as part of its impeachment judgment. The convicted officer argues that impeachment can never coexist with an ordinary criminal case. Which assessment is correct?

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The Senate may impose any criminal punishment but must omit removal. Impeachment judgment cannot extend beyond the constitutional removal-and-disqualification limit, while separate criminal proceedings according to law remain possible. Both the Senate prison sentence and the claimed criminal immunity are constitutionally correct. Impeachment conviction automatically substitutes for every element of an ordinary criminal trial.

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