Constitutional amendment on circuit court judges residency and selection
Proposed constitutional amendment for the Fifth Circuit shaping appointive and elective chief and associate judges across second third sixth and seventh circuits. It sets residency rules, election and appointment processes, term lengths, quorum, and special provisions for Baltimore Harford Cecil Frederick Montgomery Prince George's Calvert St Mary's counties. It requires governor ordering new elections if needed and allows cross county residency constraints to ensure balanced representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judiciary Department
Circuit Court
Baltimore County
Harford County
Cecil County
General Assembly
Caroline
Cecil
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Talbot
Frederick
Montgomery
Frederick County
Said County
Montgomery County
Seventh Circuit
Prince George’s
Charles
Calvert
St. Mary’s
Prince George'sounty
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Maryland Constitutional Amendment on General Assembly Sessions
Text outlines a proposed Maryland amendment to Article 3 Section 15 authorizing a General Assembly session up to ninety days with members paid 1000 dollars per year, 15 dollar per diem for unexcused absences, mileage up to twenty cents per mile, and 250 dollars extra for the presiding officer. Special sessions called by the Governor capped at thirty days with no additional pay beyond mileage and allowed allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Maryland
Legislative Department
General Assembly
Constitutional amendment on juvenile courts and city powers
An OCR fragment details an amendment adding a juvenile court sub-title and a Juvenile General Assembly by cities, outlining powers over crime, life imprisonment, salaries, judges, and compensation. It references the extent of authority prior to adoption and various sections about prevailing provisions and abrogation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Maryland
Legislative Department
General Assembly
Baltimore
Property Take for Highway Plans Mentioned in Record
Governmental body seeks to acquire Geneva property under section 40B for highway expansion. Process involves appraisal and compensation to owners, with court approval and determinations on property value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislativ
Commission
Geneva
Judge
Maryland Constitution Amendment Submission Process
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the Maryland constitution amendment procedure including publication in counties and pamphlet form, voter approval counts, and submission in the same election with separate voting on the amendment. Reads like a legal notice outlining adoption by general assembly and ballot phrasing.
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Maryland
Clare
Amer
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D. Ralph Horsey
Sherman L. Tribbitt
Comptroller OF the Treasury
Senate
Ar Marc Bryant
J Wilmer Fell Davis
House OF Delegates
Horace P. Whitworth
Allegany County
Calvert C. Merriken
W. Edmond Neal
United States
Orphans’ Court
David J. Ward
Wicomico County
T. Fred Brown
Jesse T. Dennis
Second Judicial Circuit
E. Lloyd Fooks
Stephen R. Collins
Teke
Luther W. Handy
Kent County
Albert
Edward Dorsey Ellis Rollins
William Raymond Horney
Queen Anne's County
Ehaereeaen Ellcinith Erdindienf Sr, Sais
J. Redden
W. Hyland van Sant
Carlton
West
Constitutio
JUVEN
Const
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