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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION OF MARYLAND

PROPOSED CONSTITUTION OF 1968

CONSTITUTION OF 1867

on Judicial Disabilities that a judge be re-

law and facts and in its discretion may

moved from office, the Court of Appeals, af-

permit the introduction of additional evi-

ter a hearing and upon a finding of

dence and by a joint resolution passed by a

misconduct while in office, or of persistent

two-thirds vote of the members elected in

failure to perform the duties of his office, or

each House thereof, shall order removal or

of conduct prejudicial to the proper adminis-

retirement, as it finds just and proper, or

tration of justice, may remove the judge

wholly reject the recommendation. Upon an

from office or may censure him. A judge re-

order for retirement, the judge shall thereby

moved under this section, and his surviving

be retired with the rights and privileges

spouse, shall have the rights and privileges

provided by Law. Upon an order of re-

accruing from his judicial service only to the

moval, the judge shall thereby be removed

extent prescribed by the order of removal.

from office, his salary shall cease from the

No judge shall sit in judgment in any hear-

date of such order, and neither he nor his

ing involving his own removal.

widow, upon his death, shall receive any


benefits, pension, or retirement allowance


accruing from judicial service.......


Sec. 4B. (c) ... A judge who is a


member of the Commission shall not par-


ticipate in any proceedings involving his


own removal or retirement, and the Gov-


ernor shall appoint a substitute member of


the Commission for the purpose of said


particular proceedings.


(d) This section is alternative to, and


cumulative with, the methods of retirement


and removal provided in Sections 3 and 4


of this Article, and in Section 26 of Article


III of this Constitution.......

Section 5.30. Retirement by Court of Ap-

Sec. 4B. (a) ..... The Commission may,

peals.

after such investigation as it deems neces-

Upon recommendation of the Commission

sary, order a hearing to be held before it

on Judicial Disabilities that a judge be re-

concerning the removal or retirement of a

tired from office, the Court of Appeals, after

judge. If, after hearing, the Commission

hearing and upon a finding of disability

finds good cause therefor as aforesaid, it

which is or is likely to become permanent
and which seriously interferes with the per-
formance of his duties, may retire the judge
from office. A judge retired under this sec-
tion shall have the rights and privileges
prescribed by law for other retired judges. No
judge shall sit in judgment in any hearing
involving his own retirement.

shall recommend to the General Assembly
the removal or retirement, as the case may
be, of the Judge.
(b) The General Assembly shall review
the record of the proceedings on the law
and facts and in its discretion may permit
the introduction of additional evidence and


by a joint resolution passed by a two-thirds


vote of the members elected in each House


thereof, shall order removal or retirement,


as it finds just and proper, or wholly reject


the recommendation. Upon an order for


retirement, the judge shall thereby be re-


tired with the rights and privileges provided


by Law. Upon an order of removal, the


judge shall thereby be removed from office,


his salary shall cease from the date of such


order, and neither he nor his widow, upon


his death, shall receive any benefits, pension,


or retirement allowance accruing from ju-


dicial service.......

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