My personal wish is that he also does not qualify for a pension for his AG time (in addition to disbarment). I think that might be one of the reasons he was hanging tight and not resigning before the end of his term. I don't know the rules in South Dakota but in general being removed before your term will do disqualify you for a pension. It also marks the end of the government gravy-train - it bars him from public office so it seems as if he can't be appointed to some other government job. I'm interested to see if he gets a private sector job as an attorney or if he is too toxic politically for even that.
I have followed this case closely and am surprised and pleased that he was impeached, though I think what his actions are really manslaughter and he should have been charged accordingly. This is a guy who could have done the right thing so many times in his life but seemed to have had no repercussions for his actions for so long that thought none of his actions would have consequences. Never had his driver's license revoked in the face of so many infractions - so he keeps committing traffic infractions until he literally kills someone. Even after that, he was going to get his promotion in the reserves until there was a public outcry.
The thing that has always bothered me the most is - if he hadn't gotten special treatment at the scene of the accident, would Mr. Boever still be alive? For today, however, I am going to rest in the fact that some small measure of justice has been meted out to this man who seems to have spent his life being able to avoid consequences.