1.13 Impeachment by Evidence of Untruthful Character is a legal process by which a person may be removed from office due to a demonstrated pattern of dishonesty or deception. This type of impeachment is based on the principle that no public official should be allowed to remain in office when it has been established that they are untruthful in character. Examples of this type of impeachment include, but are not limited to, lying under oath, false statements to the public, or engaging in activities that are in conflict with the public trust. Types of 1.13 Impeachment by Evidence of Untruthful Character include: perjury, misstatement of fact, fabrication of evidence, and fraudulent activities.