§38-2.20 | JUDGE OF PROBATE COMPENSATION

In Lamar County, the Legislature, by general or local law, may place the judge of probate on a salary and provide for the fees, commissions, allowances, and percentages collected by the judge of probate to be paid into the county treasury from which his or her salary is paid. This amendment is retroactive to the term of office of the judge of probate which commenced in January 1989. Any local law applicable to Lamar County placing the judge of probate on a salary is ratified and confirmed and any salary paid to the judge of probate commencing with the term in January 1989, including any salary accepted by the judge of probate by agreement, is ratified and confirmed.

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