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Congress not meeting once a year

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Ex:  In cases of impeachment can not go further than removal from office.
Violation: Lying under oath and/or being unlawful under oath while this process is happening

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All senators voted to impeach Richard Nixon

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Ex: Pennsylvania having 2 senators

Violation: state having more than 2

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People elect a baby to senate. Violation of section 3, age requirement

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sole power to try all impeachments
needs 2/3 vote

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State legislatures are assigned to the task of determining how the election of Senators and Representatives are elected. They control the date, how many voters registered and where they can vote at. Congress has the right to change state rules. The second part says Congress has to assemble at least once a year on the first Monday of December, unless otherwise scheduled.

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President of the senate with no vote (unless a tie)

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- Composed of two senators from each state.
- The senators are chosen by the state legislature.
- Each senator serves for 6 years.
- Each senator has one vote.
- The Senate is divided into three classes. Each class vacates at different times in the six year cycle.
- A senator must be 30 years old, and have lived 9 years as a citizen of the United States.
- The Vice President is the president of the Senate, but has no vote, unless votes are tied.
- The Senate tries all impeachments.
- Two thirds of the members of the Senate must concur to convict a man or woman of impeachment.

Violation: A man desires to be a senator but has not attained to the age of 30 years old. He is not qualified, and a state legislature's voting him in is absolutely unconstitutional.

Example: The state legislature of Pennsylvania lies about a proposed senators's age, who in reality is under the age of thirty, in order to vote them into the Senate of the United States.