Art. III §4 | CONTESTED ELECTIONS OF GOVERNOR OR LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR
The Chief Justice, or, in case of his or her absence or disability, the Chancellor shall preside at the trial of any contested election of Governor or Lieutenant-Governor, and shall decide questions regarding the admissibility of evidence, and shall, upon request of the committee, pronounce his or her opinion upon other questions of law involved in the trial.
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- State Agency Bribery;
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- State Agency Obstruction; and
- State Agency Self-Discrimination
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