IF a pres. were removed for treason, would his decisions be null & void?

[mopaul]

in other words, if the president was theoretically removed for the treasonous acts committed in the run up to the useless, pointless war, would his war policies, and all other abhorrent policies be therefore declared moot?

or would laws and policies made during his tenure stick?

[imenja]

1. any decisions would have to be overturned by the new pres or congress

They can't nullify 5-6 years of rule by fiat. They'd have to move to overturn specific decisions, but the consequences can never be undone.

[Jack Rabbit]

2. No

Everything he did would still stand.

[Bluzmann57]

3. It seems that it would be impossible to declare everything

as null and void. After all, it's been five long miserable years. So it would be likely that laws and policies that he made would still be in effect. After all, until recently, this was a country of laws.

[mopaul]

4. i guess i mean just the war crimes

considering the deaths of so many thousands of people.

[Jack Rabbit]

5. You certainly can't bring back the dead

All we can do is punish the guilty.

[Walt Starr]

6. No

Everything sticks.

[rurallib]

7. Sort of like the pope

Infallible in office no matter what kind of idiot they are. If he were removed for treason (about four years late IMO) his decisions still stand.