The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-05-09

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Sec. 2. From all final judgments Of
the District Courts. there shall be a
right of appeal to the Supreme Court
The appeal shall be upon the record
made in the court below and under
such regulations as may be provided
by law. In equity cases the appeal
may be on questions Of both law and
fact; in cases at law the appeal shall
be on questions OF law alone. Appeals
shall also lie from the final orders and
DEGREES OF the Court in the adminls-
tration OF decedent estates. and in
cases OF guardianship. as shall be pro-
vided by law. Appeals shall also lie
from the final judgment of Justices OF
the Peace I'm civil and criminal cases
to the District Courts. on both ques-
lions Of law and fact. with such linn
itations and restrictions as shall be
provided by law; and the decision OF
the District Courts on such appeals
shall be final except In cases involv-
ing the validity or constitutionality OF
a statute.
Sec. 10. A County Attorney shall be
elected by the qualified voters of each
county, who shall hold his office for a
term Of two years. The powers and
duties of County Attorneys. and such
other attorneys for the state as the
Legislature may provide. shall be pre-
scribed by law. In all cases where the
attorney for any county or for the
State fails or refuses to attend and
prosecute according to law, the Court
shall have power to appoint an attor-
ney pro tempore.
Sec. II. Judges may be removed
from office by the concurrent vote of
both houses of the Legislature. each
voting separately; but two-thirds of
the members to which each house
may be entitled must concur In such
vote. The vote shall be determined by
yeas and nays. and the names OF mem
beers voting for or against a Judge, to-
gether with the cause or causes of re-
moval, shall be entered on the Journal
OF each house. The Judge against
whom the house may be about to pro-
coed shall receive notice thereof. ao-
companied with copy OF the cause
alleged for his removal. at least ten
days before the day on which either
mouse OF the Legislature shall act
thereon.
Sec. ~. The Judges of the Supreme
and District Courts shall receive at
stated times compensation for their
services, which shall not be increased
or diminished during the time for
which they are elected.
Sec. 10. Except by consent of all
parties. no Judge OF the Supreme or
Inferior courts shall preside in the
trial or any cause where either OF the
parties shall be connected with him by
affinity or consanguinlty within the
degree of first cousin. or In which he
may have been counsel. or I'm the trial
OF which he may have presided in any
inferior court.
Sec. II. The Supreme Court shall
appoint n clerk, and a reporter OF It's
decisions, who shall hold their Offices
durifK the pleasure OF the Court. I'm
~ oSanyise provided. County Clerks
shall be-ex-offlcio Clerks OF the Dis
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counties. and shall perform such other
duties as may be provided by law.
sec. 10. No person related to any
Judge of any court by affinity or con-
sanguinity within the degree of first
cousin shall be appointed by such
Court or Judge to. or employed by
such Court or Judge In. any office or
duty In any court of which such Judge
may be member.
Sec. 10. Until otherwise provided by
law, the judicial districts OF the State
shall be constituted as follows:
First District-The counties OF
Cache. BOX Elder and Rich.
Second District-The counties of
Weber. Morgan and Davis.
Third District-The counties OF Sum-
NIT. Salt Lake and Tooele. In which
there shall be elected three District
Judges.
Fourth District-The counties OF
ttdn, WaSatch and Uintah.
Firth District-The counties of Juab.
Mlllard. Beaver. Iron and Washington.
Sixth District-The counties OF Sc
vier Pluto. Wayne. Garfield and Kane.
seventh District-The counties of
san Pete Carbon, Emery. Grand and
San Juan.
Sec. II. The Supreme and District
Courts shall be courts of record, and
each shall have seal.
Sec. Is The silvia % all ,.u.o......
shall be THE State OF Utah" and an
prosecutions shall be conducted I'm the
name and by authority of the same.
Sec. 49, There shall be but one form
or civil action. and law and equity
may be administered in the same ac-
tion.
Sec. 90 Until otherwise provided nv
law. the salaries Of Supreme and Dis
trlct Judges shall he three thousand
dollars per annum and mileage. paw
ury.
Sec. q. Judges OF the Supreme
Court, District Courts, and Justices ~
the Peace shall be conservators OF the
peace and may hold preliminary ex-
aminations in cases OF felony.
sec. e. District Judges may at any
time report defects and omissions In
the law to the Supreme Court. and the
supreme Court % or before the first
day or December OF each year shall re-
port In writing to the Governor any
seeming defect or omission in the law
Sec. %. The Legislature may pro-
vide for the publication OF decisions
ana opinions OF the Supreme Court. but
all decisions shall be free 10 publishers
Sec. "a. The terms OF office OF SIN
preme and District Judges may be ex-
tended by law. but such extension shall
not anect the term for which any
Judge was elected
sec. 20. When judgment or decree
Is reversed, modified or affirmed bv The
supreme Court, the reasons therefor
shall be stated concisely In writing
signed by the Judges concurring. filed
IN the office OF the Clerk of the SUI
preme Court and preserved with a
record OF the case. Any Judge dis
senting therefrom may give the reo-
sons Of his dissent IN writing over his
signature