New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-30
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AMENDMENT NUMBER FIVE

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An And ASSEMBLY PR0PosTNC An ANENDNfGNT
10 To-, sg0 5, EIGHTEEN Or ARTICLE .X or
RFGN,s Col-RTs AND COURTS OF DoMEsTYC
RELATIONS '-'' az
Section L. Resolved IF the Assembly con-
cur That section eighteen of art Gle six be
lows:
lS. inferior local courts of civil and
caNmlnai jurisdiction may be established by
the legislature, but no inferior lccal court
hereafter created shall be court of record.
lthe1 f1mcepf Is herein proridsd the legiela-
ture shall not hereafter confer upon any in
equity jurisdiction any greater jurisdc-
tlon in other respects than is conferred upan
county. courts by or under this article The
legislature man establish childreu's coatrts
and courts Of domestic relations. cs separate
courts. or as parts of cristing cosuts or
coas7ts hereafter to be created. and ytay coz
necessary for The correction. protection.
guardianship and disposition, of deli, 0uent
'tegteGted or de9eme''t minors, and for the
sib'e for or contributing to such deEinoSfen-
cY, neglect or dependencv. Gmd to cor,s,eL
inc support OF z. wife. chllf poor relstipe
bpp persons leaaHy charoeable the,osOita spho
gToandon or '7e1'eet TO support ana Of thssa
In confeTrinp satch jurisdiction the leofs,1-
tire stoU prooidc tl,at aoIssaever chil2 is
committed 10 an, institution or IS 7,lgend ri,
the custody Of can person be, parcle. aiacis0
out. adoption or guardianship, II shall be 50
computed or placed, arhen practicable, to an
n.st 'oH ao'eVHe0 oD persons or n, tn
persuasion az the ch7d n the seye;se Of
such 19rasotcta6m such courts mag bear aY5
determine such causes. Nth or wittouf a
JtsrD. e1ccpt those fnVoluin0 felonu Fx-
cent as herein otherwise provided, all Judi
cial officers shall be elected or appointed at
such times and in such manner as the legjs-
S O. Resolved Of the Assembly concur)
That the FOREGOING amendment be submitted
to the peonle for approvai at the general
@ IL hp hpi in ha nj
dred and twenty-one. in accordance with the
provisions of the election law
STATE OR NEW YORK.
IN SENATE.
The foregoing resolution was duly passed
a majority, Of all the Senators elected voting
in favor thereof
By order Of the Senate.
JEREMIAH WOOD.
President
STATE OF NEW YORK,
The. foregoing. resolution was duly passed.
majority Of. all the members elected to the
Assembly voting in favor thereof.
BY order of the Assembly
Fl. E mAcMoLD.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY or STATE. es.;
! have compared the preceding copy Of con-
currsnt resolution with the original resolution
on file in this office. and do hereby certify
that the same is a correct transcript there
from aud of the whole thereof
GIVEN under my hand and the seal of
office of the Secretary OF State. at
IL. s. the city OF Albany. this fret DAY
OF July in the year one thousand
nine hundred and twenfy-cne.
JOHN J. LYONS.
Secretary OF State
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EXPLANATIONS Matter in ttalics is new :;
matter in brackets [ ] is cid law to be ON tied
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE Of TIE So itFTAiis 0g STATE
Pursuant to the provisions of sect;on t.,o-
hundred ninety~fve Of the Election Law, notice
is hereby given that the following proposed
amendment to section eight of article seven of
will be Submitted to the people for The nnr-
pose of veting thereon at the next general
election to be held on the eighth day of No
vesaber. nineteen hundred and tssenty-one.
JOHN j. LYONS.