Graham guardian., 1911-01-06
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fact nor comment thereon, but shall
declare the law.
No Judge of court of record
shall practice law in any court in
this State during his continuance in
Office.
Sec. 13. No person shall be elig-
ible for the office of judge of the
Supreme Court unless he shall be
learned in the law. at least thirty
years of age, and shall have been,a a
Judge of, or admitted to practice
before, the highest court of Arizona
for at least five years, and shall have
been resident of Arizona for five
years next preceding his election.
No person shall be eligible for the
office of judge of the superior court,
unless he shall be learned in the
law, at least twenty-five years of
age, and Shall have been admitted
to practice before the highest court
of Arizona for at least two years
and shall have been resident of
Arizona for two years next preced-
ing his election.
Sec. ID. The judges of the Su-
preme Court shall appoint a report
er for the decisions OF that court,
who shall be removable at their
pleasure. He shall receive such an
nual salary as may be prescribed by
law; and the Supreme Cout shall
have power to fix said salary until
such salary shall be determined by
law
Sec, Is. Every case submitted
to the judge Of superio, court for
his decision shall be de:iGled Within
sixty days from the submission
thereof; Provided, that if within
said period Of sixty days, a rehear-
ing shall have been ordered, the
period within which he must decide
shall commence at the time the case
is submitted on such rehearing.
Sec. 16. Provisions for the
speedy publication of the opinions
of the Supreme Court shall be made
by law, and ali opinions shall be
free for publication by any person.
Sec. IL. The judges OF the Su-
preme Court shall appoint a clerk
Of that court, who shall be remov-
able at their pleasure and shall re-
ceive such compensation, by salary
only, as may be provided by law;
and tine Supreme Court shall have
power to fix such S alary until such
salary shall be determined by law.
Sec. Is. There shall be elected
in each county, by the qualified
electors thereof, at the time of the
election of judges OF the superior
court thereof. a clerk of the SUI
perior court, for term of four
years, who shall have such powers
and perform such duties and receive.
such compensation, by salary only.
as shall be provided by law. Until.
such salary shall be fixed by law
the board Of supervisors shall fix.
such salary. The term of the first,
clerk elected shall be co-terminous,
with that of the Judge Of said.
county.
Sec. 10. The judges Of Superior
courts may appoint such. court cor n
missioners in their respective cou.n-
ties as may be deemed necessa ry,
who shall have such powers and r.er-
form such duties and receive such
compensation as may be provided
by law.
Sec 20. The style of all process
shall be The State of Arizona, .
and all prosecutions shall he con.
Quoted in the name Of the State OF
Arizona and by its authority.
Sec. 81 Every judge Of the Su.
preme Court and every judge of the
superior court shall, before entering
upon the duties of his Office, take
and subscribe an oath that he viii
support the Constitution of the
United States and the Constitution
of the State of Arizona, and will
faithfully and impartiaily discharge
the duties of judge to the best oi
his ability, which oath shall be filed
in the office of the Secretary o1
State.
Sec. 22. The pleadings and pro
ceedings in criminal causes in the
courts shall be as provided by law
No cause shall be reversed foi
technical error in pleading or pro
ceedings when upon the whole cast
it shall appear that substantial jus
tice has been done.
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