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What president was not sworn in by the chief justice?
Lyndon Johnson, who ascended to the Presidency after the assassination of President Kennedy in November 1963, was sworn in aboard Air Force One by federal judge Sarah T. Hughes. Unable to locate a Bible for the impromptu ceremony, Johnson placed his left hand on a Roman Catholic missal (a book of instruction for celebrating Mass) while reciting the Oath of Office.
What were bad things about being an indentured servant?
you had to work for a long time and closer for you to being free the owners will be harsher on you for example if you were 2 seconds late they would say that since you are late you have to work another 6 months
Who was the youngest inaugurated president?
That would be John F. Kennedy. He was sworn in/elected when he was 35 years old, the minimum age for the Presidency. -- Roadkill i believe it was clevlend steamer
How many inaugurations have taken place due to a presidents death?
We don't have inaugurations due to a presidents death, the vice president is merely sworn in, but it isn't a huge ceremonial type thing. So I guess I would say 0.
Which would have been considered a push factor of immigration?
Being discriminated against for your religion
Sworn off sex?
How are you posing this questions. Do you mean, what is being sworn off sex? Celibacy. Are you asking, what is it like to be sworn off sex? That would depend on how must self control you have. Also on if you believe in masturbation. Are you asking everyone personally if they are sworn off? I am not, many how ever are.
Can a Kenyan president be removed from office because he is too drunk to speak on the day of him being sworn in?
No, that would be unconstitutional.
Who would be US President if Hillary Clinton was elected in Nov and was not capable of being sworn in?
It depends on whether the cause for this is temporary or not and on whether or not the Electoral College has already met and formally appointed her in its December meeting. If a President-elect for instance passes away after being formally appointed by the Electoral College in December but before being sworn in in January, the Vice-President will be sworn in as President.In case of a permanent incapacity before the December meeting but after the election, things become complicated, all the more so since State Electors from some States sometimes are only authorized to vote for the incapacitated candidate him-/herself and not for any substitute. Also, there is no legal precedent here; President-elects so far only died (if they did) after being sworn in.In all probability, the Speakers of the Houses of Congress would then temporarily assume the tasks of the Presidency while things were being sorted out.
If a president serves two consecutive terms do they not get sworn in the second time?
Yes you would get sworn in for your second term.
Can a president be removed from office because he is too drunk to speak on the day of him being sworn in?
No, that would be unconstitutional.The constitution itself does not handle such an instance which would be very unlikely to happen.
Do you have to swear in court?
If you wish to, or are required to give testimony, yes, you will be sworn to tell the truth. If you can demonstrate you cannot morally swear, there is a mechanism called 'affirmation', but it is extremely rare.
Lady Macbeth would murder her own infant before she would?
"I would, while it was smiling in my face, have plucked my nipple from its boneless gums and dashed the brains out had I so sworn as you have done to this." Actually what she means is that she would murder her infant if she had sworn to do it.
We have a ghost who steals things?
It is more likely that things are being stolen by somebody alive - what would a ghost want with things.
Was Ronald Reagan sworn in at midnight?
I think so- for his second term, January 20 was on Sunday, so the official inauguration was held the next day but he would have been sworn in on the 20th.
What would happen if obama died?
Vice President Joe Biden would immediately be sworn in as President of the US.
What would happen if someone killed the president of the U.S.?
The vice president would be sworn in as the new president. The new president would nominate someone to be the next vice president, and the nominee would be sworn in after a confirmation majority vote by both houses of Congress.
How can a National Guard member validate duty served when records cannot be located. Is a sworn statement by the Soldier acceptable?
Have NEVER heard of this situation - ESPECIALLY connected with the military. The military is absolutely anal about record keeping. I SERIOUSLY doubt that just your sworn statement would suffice. You would need the sworn testimonies of just anybody and everybody that would ever have come in contact with you during the missing periods involved.
