Judges in California may be impeached by the state Assembly and convicted by

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According to the California Constitution, judges in California may be impeached by the state Assembly and convicted by a two-thirds majority of the state Senate. Option A is incorrect because an executive order signed by the governor does not have the power to impeach and convict judges. Option B is incorrect because the chief justice of the California Supreme Court does not have the power to issue writs of impeachment. Option C is incorrect because a voter approval in a special election is not the process for impeaching and convicting judges in California.

Judges in California May Be Impeached by the State Assembly