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House 1465: Relating to Justices & Judges ------------------------------------------------------------------

H1465    JOINT RESOLUTION by Brummer; (CO-SPONSORS) Harrington  (Similar H 0567)
Justices & Judges; constitutional amendment to make proceedings of
judicial nominating commissions public; proposes to abolish retention
elections for offices of Supreme Court justice, making offices
appointive by Governor, subject to Senate confirmation, allowing
reappointment for full 6-year terms, with no one eligible to serve more
than 18 consecutive years, etc. Amends Art. V; creates s. 26, Art. XII.
02/01/02 HOUSE Filed
02/05/02 HOUSE Introduced -HJ 00174
02/07/02 HOUSE Referred to Judicial Oversight (SGC); Council for Smarter
                  Government -HJ 00218
03/22/02 HOUSE Died in Committee on Judicial Oversight (SGC)


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H 1465 02/02/2002 Web Page | PDF

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