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The issue of impeachability will arise only in a smaller subset of all cases, because many defendants will not take the stand, and many of those who do will not perjure themselves in a manner impeachable by their earlier confession, so the benefits of expanding the doctrinal test beyond voluntariness are not as great in this context.
But the constitutional law expert argues that this country could someday fall into circumstances - though admittedly rarer than regular impeachment - where late impeachability could be a practical consideration.
See STARR REPORT, supra note 2, at 129-30; see also Peter Baker & Susan Schmidt, Starr Alleges 'Abundant Lies': President Denies Impeachability, WASH.
 
 
 
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