Art. XI §4 ¶5 | MANDATORY PUBLIC DISCLOSURE OF PROPOSED AMENDMENTS

The Supreme Court shall make rules governing the administration and practice and procedure of the County Courts; and the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court shall be the administrative head of these courts with power to assign any Judge thereof of any county to sit temporarily in the Superior Court or to sit temporarily without the county in a County Court.

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