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MI SB0834
Bill
AI Summary
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Twenty-fourth judicial circuit expands to include both Huron and Sanilac counties upon a vacancy occurring or the incumbent judge's term ending in the fifty-second judicial circuit, whichever is earlier.
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Fifty-second judicial circuit is abolished effective upon either a vacancy in the circuit judge position or the beginning date of a term when the incumbent judge no longer seeks election or reelection, whichever occurs first.
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Division or consolidation of circuits without increasing the total number of judgeships does not require county board of commissioners approval.
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Reformation of the eleventh, twenty-third, twenty-sixth, thirty-fourth, fiftieth, and fifty-third judicial circuits under 2002 PA 92 does not require county board approval.
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Circuit judge salaries and state-mandated costs remain the state's obligation regardless of county approval for new circuits or judgeships.
Legislative Description
Courts; judges; circuit court judgeships; reduce in number, and reorganize certain circuits. Amends secs. 525, 549d & 550a of 1961 PA 236 (MCL 600.525 et seq.).
Courts, judges
Last Action
Reassigned To Committee On Judiciary
11/29/2011