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IMPEACHMENT continue
To Franklin, the actions of
Sen. Veldman are a part of "a
Student Government lynching."
He believes that since he
has received no official document
that states he is being
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peachment, these proceedings
are not falling under due
process of the law.
"I have been given no time
at all to prepare for this
hearing. Due process must
be given a fair chance to happen,
which in this case it hasn't
been," he said.
Franklin believes this issue
is being addressed because
of a personal vendetta Senator
Veldman has against him.
"I truly believe [Sen.] Steve
Veldman has a personal vindictiveness
against me," he
said. "All the focus against me
goes beyond the Senate and into
the rest of Student Government.
They have taken matters
personally."
"If they bring impeachment
charges against me I will consider
resigning," Franklin said,
"so they will not have the satisfaction
of impeaching me because
I will not be involved
in letting them exercise their
personal vendettas against
me."
Under the Student Government
Constitution Article
III, Section 4, Clause A16, the
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Senate will hear the case with
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Shah believes this issue can
be resolved with a fair hearing
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