Proposed Amendment #1: Limitations of power
Any person or group of persons, elected or appointed to serve the people within the Federal Government shall not have immunity from prosecution for their acts that are in conflict with the this Constitution, an Act of the Congress, or Judicial ruling. Should a person or persons act in a manner that causes a conflict, they shall immediately cease and desist all operations that are in conflict with the Constitution, an Act of Congress, or Judicial ruling. Should the person or persons refuse to comply with the first notice to cease and desist the person or persons shall be removed immediately from their office and prosecuted for a breach of their oath of office and never be allowed to serve within the Federal Government again.
If an elected or appointed person is ordered or suggested to by a person or persons to engage in a act or have knowledge that there is a failure of a person and persons who are committing an act to defy the Constitution, Act of Congress, or Judicial ruling they shall report the incident directly to the Office of Counselor immediately and shall be protected by an order of limited immunity and from retaliatory actions from the person or persons engaged in defiance of the Constitution, Act of Congress, or Judicial ruling.
The Office of Counselor shall investigate and prosecute every case acting within the limits of the Constitution. Should the person or persons be elected they shall be subject to the Impeachment Clause in this Constitution with the following changes; 1. The Office of Counselor shall call for a special session of the Congress which shall meet within 14 days as a joint session to consider the charges for impeachment as presented by the Office of Counselor and the defendant’s legal team which will not be staffed from the Department of Justice. The Impeachment must pass the combined session the Congress by a two thirds majority. Members of Congress shall be subject to this Impeachment process.
The Office of Counselor shall consist of ten lawyers or past Federal Judges with Constitutional Law experience and experience within the Federal Justice system. Each of these persons shall be allowed to serve up to a ten year term. Terms Shall be staggered such that one person shall replaced each year. Should a member leave their position, a new person may be appointed to finish the leaving member’s term and will leave the office upon the end of that term.
Members of the Office of Counselor shall be proposed by the Federal Appellate Court Judges and provide a list of three persons to both houses of Congress who must approve a single person from that list.
Congress shall fund the Office of Counselor and provide for office staff and investigators as required as well as offices. The Office of Counselor shall receive the funding as required and provide to congress an annual report of expenditures.