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COMPARISON OF CONSTITUTIONS



PROPOSED CONSTITUTION OF 1968

CONSTITUTION OF 1867


service shall be the chief judge of the


circuit; the other judge or judges shall be


associate judges. In the first and second


judicial circuits no two of said judges of


the Circuit Court shall at the time of their


election or appointment, or during the term

for which they may have been elected or

appointed, reside in any one county, except

in Cecil County wherein two said judges

may reside at one time provided that each

of the other counties within the second

judicial circuit shall have at least one judge


resident therein. In the first and second


judicial circuits, in case any candidate or


candidates for judge at any election shall


receive sufficient votes to cause such candi-


date or candidates to be declared elected,


but the election of such candidate or


candidates would cause more judges than


herein permitted to reside in any county of


the circuit, then and in that event there


shall be declared elected only that candidate


or those candidates residing in said county,


in the order of the votes received, whose


election would provide the permitted num-


ber of judges from said 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 resi-


dence 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.......


See Art. IV, Sec. 31 at Section 5.22 for


eligibility of the Supreme Bench of Balti-


more.


Sec. 40..... [Orphans Court judges shall


be] citizens of the State, and residents


for the twelve months preceding, in the


City, or County, for which they may be


elected. They shall have all the powers now


vested in the Orphans' Courts of the State,


subject to such changes as the Legislature


may prescribe.......


Sec. 41A....... [People's Court of Balti-


more City] The Judges of said Court shall


have the qualifications prescribed by Sec-


tion 2 of this Article and shall have


practiced Law in the City of Baltimore for


a total period of at least five years; shall


hold office subject to the provisions of Sec-


tions 3 and 4 of this Article with regard

ITS


 

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