Art. VI §7 ¶2 | JUDICIAL ASSIGNMENTS AND TRANSFERS WITHIN THE SUPERIOR COURT

The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court shall assign Judges of the Superior Court to the Divisions and Parts of the Superior Court, and may from time to time transfer Judges from one assignment to another, as need appears. Assignments to the Appellate Division shall be for terms fixed by rules of the Supreme Court.

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