J. MILLARD TAWES, GOVERNOR                    1357

vided that either or both may in his discretion sit at two places on
the same day, as the public business may require; and in addition,
there shall be an additional magistrate at large, to be designated as
trial magistrate for juvenile causes, appointed by the Governor as
provided by law, as a justice of the peace at large and so designated
as trial magistrate for juvenile causes, or appointed and so desig-
nated by the Governor in the interim after adjournment of the
Senate in accordance with law; such trial magistrate for juvenile
causes shall have all the jurisdiction, powers, duties and authority
now conferred or imposed by law upon trial magistrates at large
for Prince George's County over juvenile causes, or cases relating to

juvenile, as is provided in the Code of Public Local Laws of Prince

George's County (Everstine 1953 Edition), being Article 17 of the
Code of Public Local Laws of Maryland, title "Prince George's Coun-
ty", subtitle "Juvenile Court", and shall be a trial magistrate for
juvenile causes only; such trial magistrate for juvenile causes shall

receive a salary computed on the basis of a per diem of $40.00 for

each day or part of day spent by such magistrate on juvenile court
business, the same to be paid semimonthly by the County Commission-
ers on the certificate of such magistrate, submitted semimonthly, spec-

ifying the day or days spent by him on juvenile court business for

such period, provided, however, the aggregate salary to be paid to

such magistrate on such per diem basis shall be at a rate not less

than $3,600.00 nor more than $7,500.00 per annum prorated on a
monthly basis, and in the discretion of the County Commissioners
of said county, such salary may be augmented by additional sums
for expense allowances; such trial magistrate for juvenile causes
shall maintain his office and sit for hearings, at Hyattsville, and also
shall sit for hearings at Upper Marlboro at such times as he may
consider the public business so requires, but not less than one day a
week at each place, the County Commissioners shall provide suitable
offices, hearing rooms and other facilities at Hyattsville and hearing
room facilities at Upper Marlboro for the proper functioning of the
juvenile court; in Prince George's County any defendant, or his
agent or attorney, who shall make suggestion in writing, upon oath,
that he does not believe such defendant can have a fair and impartial
trial in any case pending for trial before any of the trial magistrates,
shall have the right at any time before trial, upon making said writ-
ten suggestion and oath to the said trial magistrate before whom
said case was pending for trial to have such pending case re-
moved for trial to another trial magistrate, except that cases shall
not be removed to the magistrate for juvenile causes AND the said
trial magistrate shall upon the payment of cost accrued to the date of
removal, forthwith transfer all papers and a record of his proceedings
in the case to another trial magistrate, who shall take such further
action, in the case as if the same had been originally transmitted to
him for trial; cases removed from the trial magistrate for juvenile
causes shall be transferred to the substitute trial magistrate for said
county for further disposition. HIM FOR TRIAL.

Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That this Act shall take effect
June 1, 1961.

Approved May 3, 1961.