How long can a california state governor serve for?
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I hope Arnold can stay forever!!!
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The Governor of Kentucky must be 30 years old and have lived in Kentucky six years prior to his or her election to office.
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4 years, and they can go for 2 terms. 8 years total if elected twice.
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I'm not sure about California laws, but in the constitution, it states that everyone has the right to a speedy due process. I don't think the judge can sit on it for a long period of time.
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Yes and no. If he continues to waive time or he and his lawyer ask for more time to resolve pre-trial issues, it will take as long as it takes. There have been people who have been in county jail for as long as 7 years. That person was found guilty of a felony and senteced to time served. (Back story was he had a contract out on his life and knew that he would be killed in prison. So, he delayed and delayed until he had been there 7 years. Smart criminal.)\n\n\nCharles Ng, a serial murderer in CA, used his knowledge of the law to delay his murder trail 13 years!!! Pretty gruesome, but read about him and his trail here:\n\nhttp://www.crimelibrary.com/serial_killers/predators/ng/call_1.html
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Presidents don't get thrones, they work for the people who elected them like you and me. \n\nSure, a president can resign.  The president of the Philippines is elected for a six year term.  If the current president, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, resigns then the vice president, (Manuel) Noli De Castro takes over the office of president.   \n\nThe president can only serve one term under the new (1987) Constitution.
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Federal and State offices are regulated by the respective constitutions (federal and state). The people placed a limitation on the office of the President, but not on the offices of Congress and Senate (the conservatives have called for term limits but say they cannot have them unilaterally until the people who oppose them are removed from office). Some states have also placed limits on their governors and some have not.
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It depends on the city and state, but in most places they're 4 year terms.
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The Californaia Gubernatorial Primary Election is June 6, 2006. The Gubernatorial General Election is Nov. 7, 2006.
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They cannot be purchased in California at any age.\n\nCheck the laws regarding each state. Usually 18 years of age for any long gun.
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2 years.\nThere is no limit to how many times they can be re-elected.
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In CA you may apply for a Governors Pardon, the first step is to apply for a certificate of rehabilitation through the superior court in the county in which she currently resides. A pardon does not seal or expunge the record, but the pardon does become part of the public record. You can get more information from the State of California website. She should be good to go if she's been off parole for more than 7 years.
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There are term limits.  It's called voting them out!
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The following sites answers your question to exact detail:\nhttp://www.ss.ca.gov/elections/elections_h.htm\nhttp://www.ss.ca.gov/elections/elections_initiatives.htm\n\nTypically the authority in charge of elections, voting, and ballot measures is the Secretary of State of the specific state.  The above info is for California.  If you go to the website of the secretary of state for your state of interest you can find this same information.  This is public information that by law has to be disclosed to anyone who asks for it.  If the site doesn't have it calle them and ask them to mail it or email it to you.
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The governor, I believe.
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Records should be keeped for at least 7 years according to California state law.
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some states have limits.. some do not.. I guess it depends on if the voters of the state want limits.. Virginia I beleive limits its Governor to one term only..