COMPARISON OF CONSTITUTIONS

	CONSTITUTION OF 1867	PROPOSED CONSTITUTION OF 1968
	sistent with the provisions of the sections
	amended or added by this amendment, shall
	remain in full force and effect unless and
	until amended or repealed by proper
	authority. All salaries now prescribed by	See Section 524, Judicial Compensation, p.
	law for associate judges of the Circuit Courts	51.
	shall continue to apply to all judges (includ-
	ing chief judges) of the Circuit Court. No
	member of the General Assembly at which
	either of these amendments was proposed,
	or at which the number or salary of judges
	for any of the eight circuits or for any of
	the counties may be or may have been
	increased or decreased by the General
	Assembly from time to time, if otherwise
	qualified, shall be ineligible for appointment
	or election as judge of the Court of Appeals
	or any other court by reason of his member-
	ship in such General Assembly.
	In the event and to the extent of any
	inconsistency between the provisions of any
	section amended or added by these amend-
	mends and any of the other provisions of
	this Constitution or the provisions of any
	existing law, the provisions of the sections
	amended or added shall prevail, and such
	other provisions shall be repealed or abro-
	gated to the extent of such inconsistency,
	except Section 35A of Article III of this
	Constitution; provided, however, that in the
	event of any inconsistency between the pro-
	visions of the sections thus amended or
	added and any of the other provisions of the
	sections thus amended or added and any
	of the other provisions of this Constitution
	as amended by any other amendments which
	may be adopted at the same time or times
	as these amendments, i.e. at the election held
	in November, 1944, or at the election held
	in November, 1954, or at the election held
	in November, 1960, the changes made by
	these amendments and all such other amend-
	ments to this Constitution shall all be given
	effect.
	Sec. 22. Where any Term is held, or	See Sections 531-533, pp. 52, 36, 56, for ad-
	trial conducted by less than the whole num-	ministration of judicial system.
	ber of said Circuit Judges, upon the
	decision, or determination of any point, or
	question, by the Court, it shall be competent
	to the party, against whom the ruling or
	decision is made, upon motion, to have the
	point, or question reserved for the consid-
	eration of the three Judges of the Circuit,
	who shall constitute a court in bane for such
	purpose; and the motion for such reservation
	shall be entered of record, during the sitting,
	at which such decision may be made; and

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