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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION OF MARYLAND

CONSTITUTION OF 1867

PROPOSED CONSTITUTION OF 1968

county, and also the candidate or candidates


residing in some other county, and not


similarly disqualified, who shall have the


next highest number of votes in said election.


If, by reason of such a condition or by


reason of an equal vote for two or more


candidates a sufficient number of judges


duly qualified as to residence shall not be


elected at any election, then it shall be the


duty of the Governor to order a new


election for such unfilled office or offices.


From and after December 1, 1954, there

See. Section 5.09, Composition, p. 59.

shall be not less than two judges resident in


Anne Arundel County, and not less than


three judges resident in Baltimore County.


From and after December 1, 1960, there


shall be not less than four judges resident in


Prince George's County. From and after


December 1, 1960, there shall be not less


than five judges resident in Montgomery


County.


Notwithstanding any other provision of


this Article the vacancy in Montgomery


County created by the adoption of this


amendment shall not be filled by appoint-


ment as provided in Section 5 of this


Article, but at the first biennial general


election for Representatives in Congress,


after the adoption of this amendment a


judge shall be elected by the qualified


voters of Montgomery County to fill such


vacancy in such county. Any other vacancy


in the office of Judge of the Circuit Court


for Montgomery County and any vacancy


in the second judicial circuit shall be filled


as provided in Sections 3 and 5 of this


Article, except that the person initially


appointed to fill the vacancy in the second


judicial circuit shall be a resident of Kent


County.


The said judges shall hold such terms of


the Circuit Court in each of the counties


composing their respective circuits, at such


times as are now prescribed or may here-


after be prescribed by rules or regulations


by the Court of Appeals or otherwise by law.


One judge in each of the first seven circuits


shall constitute a quorum for the transaction


of any business; and the said judges, or any


of them, may hold special terms of their


Courts, when in their* discretion, the busi-


ness of the several counties renders such


terms necessary.


All provisions of the Constitution of Mary-


land and all Acts of the General Assembly


relating to the Court of Appeals or any


other courts, and all rules heretofore


adopted by the Court of Appeals, not incon-


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