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Art. IV §5 | COMPOSITION OF SUPERIOR COURT; PRESIDING JUDGE; QUORUM

The President Judge of the Superior Court and the Judges thereof shall compose the Superior Court, as hereinafter prescribed. In each of the said courts the President Judge when present shall preside, and in his or her absence the senior Judge present shall preside.

One Judge shall constitute a quorum of the said courts, respectively, except in the Superior Court sitting to try cases of prosecution under Section 8 of Article IV of this Constitution, when two Judges shall constitute a quorum. One Judge may open and adjourn any of said courts.
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