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MS SB2660
Bill
AI Summary
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Reduces the minimum years of judicial service required for senior judge designation from eight (8) years to six (6) years in Mississippi Code Section 9-1-107.
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Maintains existing requirements that judges must be at least sixty-two (62) years of age or receiving state retirement benefits to qualify for senior judge status.
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Preserves protections for senior judges receiving retirement benefits, ensuring no reduction in benefits or mandatory retirement contributions due to senior status appointment.
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Requires senior judges on active duty to serve as members of the Mississippi Conference of Judges and complete continuing judicial education requirements.
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Compensation for senior judges remains at 1/260th of current judicial salary per day of service, with travel expense reimbursement available.
Legislative Description
Senior status judges; revise service qualification.
Last Action
Approved by Governor
4/6/2016