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day in October: and in the county of
Alachua on the End Monday in Novem-
Der.
Sec. 3. That all laws and parts of
of this act be. and the same are here
Sec. l.. This act shall take effect
Immediately upon its approval by the
Governor.
Approved May 26. 1905.
CHAPTER 5sss-CNo. 27o
AN ACT to Amend Section 967. Sec
ond Division. Title 1. Chap 1, Article
l: of the Revised Statutes of the
State Of Florida: Prescribing the
Be Il Enacted BY the Legislature of the
Section. That Section ss7. Second
af the stanss Of the A state Of
as to read as follows:
961. What are Disuualifications. No
Judge of any court shall sit, or pre-
side in any cause to which he is
party. or in which he, or any person
related to him b. by eonrssa9guinity or
party. or is interested in the result
thereof; nor shall any Judge sit or pre-
side in any cause wherein his father
such cause: nor shall such Judge enter
tain any motion or make any order
therein other than to have the same
tIfSu Nv a uudlllicU
That no Justice of the Peace or Coun-
ty Judge when exercising the juris-
diction of Justice of the Peace shall be
because a father or son is
the attorney at law for either party in
such cause.
Sec , All laws or parts of laws in
conflict with the foregoing section are
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect
upon its approval by the Governor. or
upon its, becoming a law without such
approval.
Became a law without the approval
Of the Governor.
CHAPTER 53s9-(No. 2SD
AN ACT Defining the Duties of the
Several State Attorneys of this State
and Fixing Their Salaries.
Be it Enacted By, the Legislature of the
Section L. That In addition to the
duties now imposed upon the several
State Attorneys of this State. by sta
tute. it shall be their duty to assist the
Attorney General in the preparation
and presentation. OF all appeals to the
Supreme Court. from the Circuit Court
Of their respective circuits, of all cases
civil or criminal in which the State is
Sec ,. That if any State Attorney
shall be disqualified to represent the
State Sta IN any " case pending in the he Civ
thinks that the ends of Justice would
be best subserved by an exchange of
1uire an exchange of circuits or of
courts. in any Of the counties of this
State between such State Attorney and
,r may assign any State Attorney Of
he State to the discharge of the duties |
# State Attorney in any circuit of the |
State. at any regular or special term
Sec. 8. That it shall be the duty. of |
he several State Attorneys of this |
State to represent the state in all
,ases of habeas corpus arising in their |
'es pective circuits. and he shall also |
'epresent the State, either in person or |
" assistant, in cases of preliminary |
,ffence. in all cases where the commit |
ing magistrate shall have given him |
lue and timely notice of the time and |
:ounties where there shall be establish
d a criminal court of record or county |
'Ourt. then such State Attorney may
lot be required to represent such pro-
eedings except in cases where a felony
S charged.
Sec 4. Nothing in this act shall be
Construed as repeating or abridging
uit Judges to appoint acting. or as
istant State Attorneys. and providing |
or their payment out of the salary of
he State Attorney for whom they are |
cling. or whom they are assisting.
Sec. 5. That from and after the pas
age Of this act. the salary Of the sew
raj state Attorneys snail De twenty
our hundred dollars each, annually.
,ayable in the same manner as now
provided by law.
Sec. 6. That this act shall go into
fleet upon it's passage and approval.
Approved May 81. 1905.
CHAPTER 54Oo-(No. 29)
IN ACT to Provide for the Privileges
of Witnesses in Investigations and
Prosecutions for the Viola ton of the
Statutes Against Bribery, Gaming
and Gambling and for Violation of |
the Statutes Against the Illegal Sale
Of Spirituous. Vinous or Malt liz
QVors.
'e L Enacted BY the Legislature Of the