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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION OF MARYLAND

CONSTITUTION OF 1867

PROPOSED CONSTITUTION OF 1968

Sec. 8. Vacant.


Sec. 9. The Term of office of all Judges

See Section 5.22, Judicial Term of Office, p.

and other officers, for whose election pro-

51.

vision is made by this Constitution, shall


except in eases otherwise expressly provided


herein, commence from the time of their


Election; and all such officers shall qualify


as soon after their election as practicable,


and shall enter upon the duties of their


respective offices immediately upon their


qualification; and the Term of office of the


State Librarian and of the Commissioner


of the Land Office shall commence from


the time of their appointment.


Sec. 10. Any officer elected or appointed


in pursuance of the provisions of this Con-


stitution, may qualify, either according to


the existing provisions of Law, in relation


to officers under the present Constitution,


or before the Governor of the State, or


before any Clerk of any Court of Record


in any part of the State; but in case an


officer shall qualify out of the County in


which he resides, an official copy of his


oath shall be filed and recorded in the


Clerk's office of the Circuit Court of the


County in which he may reside, or in the


Clerk's office of the Superior Court of the


City of Baltimore, if he shall reside therein.


All words or phrases, used in creating


public offices and positions under the Con-


stitution and Laws of this State, which de-


note the masculine gender shall be con-


strued to include the feminine gender, un-


less the contrary intention is specifically


expressed.


Sec. H. No person who is a member


of an organization that advocates the over-


throw of the Government of the United


States or of the State of Maryland through


force or violence shall be eligible to hold


any office, be it elective or appointive, or


any other position of profit or trust in the


Government of or in the administration of


the business of this State or of any county,


municipality or other political subdivision


of this State.



NO COMPARABLE SECTIONS.


Section 9.02. Conflict of Interest.


The General Assembly shall prescribe by


law a code of ethics, and provide for the reg-


ulation of conflicts of interest, for all elect-


ed state officers.

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