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 The Impeachment Hearings

1803: John Pickering
Judge, U.S. District Court of New Hampshire

Impeached by the House for drunkenness, loose morals and unlawful judicial procedures. Convicted by the Senate and removed from office on March 12, 1804.

 Impeachments in History 1989: Walter L. Nixon 1988: Alcee L. Hastings 1986: Harry Claiborne 1974: Richard Nixon 1936: Halsted Ritter 1933: Harold Louderback 1926: George W. English 1912: Robert W. Archbald 1904: Charles Swayne 1873: Mark Delahay 1830: James Peck 1803: John Pickering 1876: William Belknap 1868: Andrew Johnson 1862: West Hughes Humphreys 1804: Samuel Chase 1797: Wiliam Blount
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