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Supplement to the Maryland Code, Containing the Acts of the General Assembly Passed at the Session of 1864
Volume 382, Volume 2, Page 49   View pdf image (33K)
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ART. 4. ] STATE OP MARYLAND. 49


SEC. 23. The Court of Appeals shall appoint its own

Clerk to be ap-
pointed.

Clerk, who shall hold his office for six years, and may be


re-appointed at the end thereof; he shall be subject to


removal by the said Court for incompetency, neglect of


duty, misdemeanor in office, or such other cause or causes


as may be prescribed by law.


PART III. — CIRCUIT COURTS.


SEC. 24. The State shall be divided into thirteen Judi-

Thirteen Judicial
Circuits.

cial Circuits, in manner following: The Counties of St.


Mary's and Charles shall constitute the First Circuit; the


Counties of Anne Arundel and Calvert, the Second; the


Counties of Prince George's and Montgomery, the Third;


the County of Frederick, the Fourth; the County of


Washington, the Fifth; the County of Allegany, the


Sixth; the Counties of Carroll and Howard, the Seventh;


the County of Baltimore, the Eighth; the Counties of


Harford and Cecil, the Ninth; the Counties of Kent and


Queen Anne's, the Tenth; the Counties of Talbot and


Caroline, the Eleventh; the Counties of Dorchester,


Somerset and Worcester, the Twelfth; and the city of


Baltimore, the Thirteenth.


SEC. 25. One Court shall be held in each county of the

One Court in each
County.

State; the said Courts shall be called Circuit Courts for


the county in which they may be held, and shall have and


exercise all the power, authority and jurisdiction, original

Its Jurisdiction.

and appellate, which the present Circuit Courts of this
State now have and exercise, or which may hereafter be
prescribed by law.

1852, ch 16 31, 75,
111. 136. 219, 336,
and 314

1853, ch 181, 238,

SEC. 26. For each Circuit (the Thirteenth excepted)

One Judge for each
Circuit.

there shall be one Judge, who shall be styled Circuit


Judge, who, daring his term of office, shall reside in one


of the counties composing the Circuit for which he may be


elected; the said Judges shall hold a term of their Courts


in each of the counties composing their respective Circuits


at such times as now are or may hereafter be fixed by law,


such terms to be never less than two in each year in each

Two Terms In
each year.

county; special terms may be held by said Judges in their




 
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