Frederick Gyldenløve I (ChefStockLlama)

==== Impeachment of Frederick Gyldenløve ====
On May 9th, 2021, Vice President Frederick Gyldenløve would issue an executive order calling for a National Referendum on Fort Patton and NATO. However many members of the ruling coalition were not consulted. The referendum drew some criticism as the Vice President did not have the power to do executive orders, and only the President could do Executive Orders on having a Referendum however VP Frederick would quickly gain President MapleSpace's signature granting the EO legal premise. Frederick would then attend a Press Conference where he discussed the Referendum and how the Government would approach possible outcomes of the 2 Referendum questions.
Due to the situation The United States would move 3,000 men from Naples to Fort Patton to assert their authority over the base. Defence Minister Auber would take much alarm to this and raise Limni Units to an elevated Alert Level and also deploy an additional patrol unit to Limni. Air Chief Mikoyan and Army Commander Ferola would speak in support of Auber's actions. VP Frederick would soon issue another EO signed by both President MapleSpace and Prime Minister Cambit undoing Auber's actions and decreasing the MoD's powers by requiring the PM or President's signature for MoD EOs and Military equipment purchases.
The next day however Bert would present an Impeachment Inquiry to the National Assembly for enacting 2 illegal EOs in an Abuse of Authority and Misconduct of public trust. Recieving over 2/3rds in favor Frederick would officially be Impeached on May 11th, 2021. Chief Justice Cameron would appoint Bert as Special Counsel for Prosecution. Galtright and HeyIt’sJoe™ would quickly join Prosecution. On May 13th, 2021, The Trial would begin with the Justices deliberating into the next day. Chief Justice Cameron and Justices Gvizdod and LastCelebration would eventually find Frederick guilty on both articles and 4 weeks barred from Public Office. Since Justice Galtright served as Prosecution he did not vote in the Trial, Justice Reeves would vote not guilty on both charges.