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COMPARISON OF CONSTITUTIONS

CONSTITUTION OF 1867

PROPOSED CONSTITUTION OF 1968

incorporated city or town in this State,


except Baltimore City, and to prescribe and


from time to time to alter ( 1 ) the number,


qualifications, tenure, and method of se-


lection of the Judges of any such Court,


and their powers, duties and compensation,


except that the term of office or compensa-


tion of any Judge shall not be reduced


during his continuance in office; (2) the


jurisdiction of any such Court (which may


be made exclusive as to any class or classes


of civil cases in such county, or any part


thereof, city or town) and the right of


appeal therefrom; (3) the number, qualifi-


cations, tenure, method of selection, duties,


and compensation of all constables, clerks


or other employees for such Court; and (4)


all other matters relating to such Court.


After adoption of this Section the Governor


shall not be required to appoint any parti-


cular number of Justices of the Peoce in any


county or in any of the several election


districts of the counties as now provided in


Section 42 of the Constitution.


Part V-B. Municipal Court.


Sec. 41C. (a) There is hereby created

See those provisions of the proposed Consti-

a Municipal Court of Baltimore City. Said

tution applicable to the District Court.

Court shall consist originally of eleven


Judges; the number of such Judges may


thereafter be increased or decreased by the


General Assembly by Law, but no such


decrease shall affect the term of any Judge


then in office or his right to stand for

election for further terms as hereinafter

provided. The Judges of said Court shall

have the qualifications prescribed by Section

2 of this Article, shall each have practiced

law in the City of Baltimore for a total

period of at least five years and shall devote


their full time to the duties of said Court;


they shall hold office subject to the provi-


sions of Sections 3 and 4 of this Article with


regard to retirement and removal from


office; and they shall receive such compen-


sation from such sources as shall be pro-


vided by Law by the General Assembly,


which shall not be diminished during their


continuance in office. Authority is hereby


given to the Mayor and City Council of


Baltimore to pay to each of the Judges of


the Court herein created such annual sum


as an addition to their respective salaries


as the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore


shall from time to time deem right and


proper, provided that any such sum, being


once granted, shall not be diminished dur-


ing the continuance of said Judges in office.


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