Can you impeach people for perjury?

[thewayne]

"I believe that no one is above the law under our system and that includes the president."
-- now-Chief Justice John Roberts in his 2005 confirmation hearing

"No person in this country, no matter how high or powerful, is above the law."
-- Justice Samuel Alito, in his 2006 confirmation hearing

"We're all equal before the law...The foundation of our Constitution was that... the presidency would not be a monarchy...[T]he president is not above the law, no one is above the law."
-- Justice Brett Kavanaugh to the Senate in 2018

Supreme Court justices are not immune from impeachment by Congress. I'm just not certain if it falls under high crimes and misdemeanors.

Comments

[silveradept]

Perjury is a crime that could be impeachable, but that would require the House to pass articles, and based on how much they let fools like the Representative from Georgia, the Representative from Alabama, and the Representative from Colorado run their mouths instead of keeping them away from all camera opportunities, I can't imagine they'd be willing to impeach the people that are bringing about their preferred government.

Of code, given the recent rulings from the court, the Executive could just decide those justices that were foolish enough to give him that power should Find Out what that actually means.

[thewayne]

And there's no guarantee that the House will remain under RNC control, nor that the Senate will flip.  And if they change to 2/3rds Dem control....