Art. III §5 | DESIGNATION OF CHIEF JUDGES

All Chief Judges of the State of Washington, D.C. Courts shall be designated by the State of Washington, D.C. Judicial Nomination Commission from among the judges of their respective courts in regular active service, and shall serve as Chief Judge for a term of 4 years or until a successor is designated, except that a term as Chief Judge shall not extend beyond the Chief Judge's term as a judge of a State of Washington, D.C. Courts. A Chief Judge shall be eligible for re-designation as Chief Judge.

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