(b) Upon second or third appointment and confirmation, a Justice of the Peace shall be commissioned for six (6) years:
(c) Upon fourth or subsequent appointments and confirmation, a Justice of the Peace shall be commissioned for eight (8) years.
Art. IV §29 | JUSTICES OF THE PEACE; TERM OF OFFICE; POWERS OF THE CHIEF MAGISTRATE AND JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
(b) Upon second or third appointment and confirmation, a Justice of the Peace shall be commissioned for six (6) years:
(c) Upon fourth or subsequent appointments and confirmation, a Justice of the Peace shall be commissioned for eight (8) years.
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