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sentence protects rights now prescribed by
Art. 26, §144(f).

(B) SALARY SUPPLEMENTATION PROHIBITED.

SUPPLEMENTATION OF A JUDGE'S SALARY IS
PROHIBITED.

REVISOR'S NOTE: Subsection (b) is new language
derived from Art. 26, §47 (b), as enacted by
Ch. 343, Acts of 1972. The enumeration of
courts contained in §47 (b) is unnecessary
because of the definition of "judge" in
§1-101 (d).

SEC. 1-706. REIMBURSEMENT FOR EXPENSES.

(A)   REIMBURSABLE EXPENSES.

A JUDGE IS ENTITLED TO MILEAGE, AT THE RATE
ESTABLISHED FOR STATE EMPLOYEES, FOR TRAVEL OUTSIDE
HIS COUNTY OF RESIDENCE ON COURT BUSINESS, AND TO
REIMBURSEMENT FOR REASONABLE COSTS OF MEALS, LODGING,
AND OTHER EXPENSES ACTUALLY INCURRED WHEN SO TRAVELING
ON COURT BUSINESS.

(B)   PAYMENT BY STATE.

EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN SUBSECTION (C) OF THIS

SECTION, THE EXPENSES DESCRIBED IN      SUBSECTION (A)

SHALL BE PAID TO THE JUDGE BY THE STATE   AND REIMBURSED
TO THE STATE BY THE APPROPRIATE POLITICAL

SUBDIVISION[[.]] , EXCEPT THAT THE EXPENSES OF AN

APPELLATE JUDGE SHALL NOT BE REIMBURSED BY A POLITICAL
SUBDIVISION.

(C) EXCEPTIONS.

(1)   THE EXPENSES OF A DISTRICT COURT JUDGE
SHALL BE PAID BY THE STATE WITHOUT LOCAL
REIMBURSEMENT.

(2)   EXPENSES OF A JUDGE OF A CIRCUIT COURT
MAY BE PAID TO THE JUDGE BY A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION IF
THE CHIEF JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS HAS SO
DIRECTED, AND IF THE EXPENSES HAVE BEEN APPROVED BY
THE STATE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE COURTS.

(3)    A JUDGE OF AN APPELLATE COURT IS NOT
ENTITLED TO REIMBURSEMENT FOR THE EXPENSE OF TRAVELING